To ensure that the participants do not only get to know Kanban in its short form as a planning tool, the e-learning first briefly goes into its development. On the basis of the development in the Japanese automotive industry, they get to know the "flow idea" behind Kanban. This should enable the participants to use the method more creatively and purposefully. A case study from the manufacturing industry will also make Kanban tangible. The participants will learn the different ways to handle a Kanban board. They also learn about the most important elements such as "Work in Progress Limits" and the "Pull Principle".
Teams that are looking for more productive ways to collaborate and use Kanban
project managers
executives
team leaders who want to use the Kanban board in a meaningful way and who are interested in and want to use agile methods
Understanding the ideas which Kanban is based on
Implementing Kanban for team work
Adapting Kanban boards to my needs
Improving the work organization of my team with the Kanban principles
Using the pull principle to create the basis for self-organized work in a team