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Master the art of Kanban System Designing using STATIK in our 2-day KSD certification training. Learn what is Kanban Method, Kanban Values, Principles, Practices, and Experience flow.
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Do you want to go beyond conventional daily work challenges and achieve sustainable development in your organization through a more flexible and responsive approach? The Kanban method is your pathway to agility, continuous delivery, and faster responsiveness. AgileFever’s 2-day online class is accredited by Kanban University and provides a comprehensive and detailed perspective to Kanban methodology. We use engaging and collaborative methods to help students learn and use Kanban to drive decisions and improve performance.
Learn the fundamentals of the Kanban method, design a Kanban system, or improve an existing system to manage workflow and accelerate delivery. At AgileFever, we help you design Kanban methods using the Systems Thinking Approach to Introducing Kanban (STATIK) method.
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Our Kanban System Design KMP1 online certification course is beneficial for any individual ranging from a new Scrum team member trying to reach a certain level of development to a mature Scrum team member looking forward to an alternative solution for agility in the organization. The course is also applicable for teams using the traditional waterfall methodology, but are too overwhelmed by risks associated with scrum to go agile.
This course is perfect for managers, developers, and business professionals eager to improve business planning and on-time deliverables. Furthermore, this course is applicable for the following audience:
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There is no exam to receive the Kanban System Design (KMP1) certification. To earn the certification, you have to complete at least 85% of the online course and utilize the training to enhance your Kanban skills.
There are no prerequisites for this course but completing TKP practitioner is recommended.
Step 1: Enroll for our Kanban System Design course at agilefever.com
Step 2: Attend the live sessions
Step 3: Each session is highly interactive with lots of discussions, seminars, and exercises.
Step 4: Complete all the given assignments.
Step 5: Once tasks are completed, candidate details will be uploaded to Kanban University’s website.
Step 6: Login with given credentials to the KU website and download your certificate.
I took the KSD class, and it was excellent! Looking forward to continuing to work with AgileFever for my training needs.
Good place to learn Kanban more in-depthly than what you pick up with day-to-day use.
Really happy with the training and support! Highly professional and knowledgeable. Thank you for the services.
Best! Instructors here know what they are doing and from my first point of contact here is they were all very knowledgeable and very eager to assist.
I'd recommend AgileFever for those who are looking for a comprehensive understanding of Kanban Method and its implementation for System Design.
KMP I certification is a highly interactive two day course accredited by the Lean Kanban University, providing a detailed and pragmatic approach to help teams design a Kanban system for an improved process organization.
Kanban certifications are being recognized as the most valuable framework to achieve simplified, optimized, and efficient business processes. Some of the best Kanban certifications are:
Kanban System Design is a STATIK-based approach for designing a Kanban system which optimizes your existing work process through advanced tools, metrics, and controls to catalyze continuous process improvements and improve service delivery.
The 3 elements of Kanban are Service Delivery Principles, Change Management Principles and General Practices.
No, Kanban is not a waterfall system.
Yes, you can use JIRA for Kanban.
The JIRA project that uses Kanban has the name of the Board as Kanban Board. Also, the board will have the WIP limits inthe columns.
Both Scrum and Kanban helps you achieve agility.
No Kanban is a continuous delivery process and does not have sprints.
Cadence are the meetings / Feedback loops in Kanban. For ex. Daily Kanban Meeting, Replenishment Meeting, Team Retrospective meeting etc.
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