LEAN KABAN FOUNDATION TRAINING

LEAN KANBAN FOUNDATION TRAINING: Business systems (manual or digital) do not always turn out the way we plan. Why? Systems, by their nature, are chaotic. The more elements you inject into a business system, the more elements (steps, departments, stakeholders, etc.), the more chaotic. 

Research has shown that organizations that concentrate on efficient flow instead of keeping people busy achieve faster and better results and improve customer satisfaction. Implementing visual management using Lean and Kanban concepts can help manage workflow and tame the chaos. This course provides the framework and techniques to help students analyze the business situation and determine how to use visual management and Lean Kanban to manage the flow. Interactive workshops and business games allow students to practice the techniques as they learn using examples from their actual work. Students can walk out of this course with a Kanban for their department or area!

By attending this class, students will receive 14 hours of professional development credit.

LEAN KANBAN FOUNDATION TRAINING Learning Outcome:

After attending this course, students should be able to:

• Create a Kanban board.

• List the benefits of collaboration within the team.

• Compare the relationships, differences and similarities of Lean, Agile and Kanban methods.

• Describe and explain the Kanban method.

• List Kanban principles and practices.

• Identify services using a Systems Thinking approach.

• Design single service Kanban systems.

• Manage commitment points and meetings.

• Self-organize a team using delegation and empowerment techniques with an Agile mindset

PERSONAL IMPACT

• It boosts productivity while lowering costs.
• One of Kanban’s main ideas is to achieve more than the specified standards.
• Allows you to concentrate on one thing at a time.
• Improves the ability to respond to changes in demand.
• Inventory that is no longer in use is reduced.
• Overproduction is avoided.

ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT

• It has a wide range of applications and can be used in a variety of industries. This means that firms can make modest changes to the Kanban board to better suit their company’s culture and work methods.
• It enhances productivity.
• Personnel in the work area have more control.
• It helps project managers to see how the workflow is progressing and make modifications and enhancements as needed.
• Prevents overproduction.
• Costs are reduced.

JK Michaels institute also offers other products and courses, including, PRINCE2 FOUNDATION COURSE, LEAN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT COURSE, ITIL FOUNDATION TRAINING, and PRINCE 2 FOUNDATION.