Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP) Certification Training

Agile Fever offers nearly two decades of experience in professional training and works with only the best of the industry. The AKT’s that work with AgileFever is currently working with the companies to implement Kanban in the organizations and have real-time experience and examples for the teams to relate to.

KMP 1 or KSD is Lean Kanban University’s 2-day training and certification course as part of Kanban Management Professional certification. AgileFever, in collaboration with Lean Kanban University, provides training, and upon completion, you will be certified as a Kanban Management Professional-1 by Lean Kanban University. The Certified Kanban Practitioner course covers topics such as Kanban system design, implementation, and STATIK (Systems Thinking Approach to Introducing Kanban), among others.

Upon Completion of KMP1 and KMP2, you will be a Kanban Management professional.

The demand for Certified Kanban Leaders is growing significantly. The career benefits of doing the Kanban Certification are immense,

• You make certain that the team’s performance is at its peak.
• You demonstrate leadership abilities by streamlining the process, resulting in a significant profit.
• When compared to other qualified and non-certified applicants, you might command a high wage.

Your efforts to adopt Kanban systems by completing the Kanban certification earn you credibility, efficiency, and a high level of respect within the team and industry.

KMP 2 or KSI is Lean Kanban University’s 2-day training and certification course as part of Kanban Management Professional certification. AgileFever, in collaboration with Lean Kanban University, provides training, and upon completion, you will be certified as a Kanban Management Professional-2 by Lean Kanban University. The Certified Kanban Practitioner course covers topics such as Kanban system design, implementation, and STATIK (Systems Thinking Approach to Introducing Kanban), among others.

Upon Completion of KMP1 and KMP2, you will be a Kanban Management professional.

This Kanban certification course has no prerequisites and is appropriate for students of all levels of experience.

There are no cons of Kanban.

The first general practice of Kanban is “Visualize”. Visualize the work and flow of work.

The six general practices of Kanban are Visualize, Limit WIP, Manage Flow, Make Policies Explicit, Implement Feedback Loops and Improve Collaboratively and Evolve Experimentally.

Kanban is a Pull System.

Kanban has several improvement techniques. Few of the ways are shape the demand, understand demand patterns, unerstand variability in the system, manage dependencies and identify bottlenecks.

There are 3 sets of Kanban principles – Service oriented principles, change management principles and scaling principles.

Anyone can use Kanban.

It cannot be said that what is better – Kanban or Scrum. Both are approaches to bring agility.

Kanban helps you limit WIP. Limiting WIP creates a pull system and helps avoid over-burdening.

Kanban and Lean Kanban are used interchangeably. Kanban has been derived from lean management approach.