Posted by Jim Benson on Nov 12, 2009 in Blog, PersonalKanban, Uncategorized | 0 comments
When: November 17, 2009
Where: Twitter
Hashtag: #pkflow
Modus and personalkanban.com are hosting a “Tweet-a-ban.” Whether you’re a Personal Kanban practitioner or just have an interest in improving your productivity, join in on the asynchronous, 24 hour long global conversation. For details click...
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Posted by Jim Benson on Nov 5, 2009 in Blog, ModusPress, PersonalKanban, Projects | 0 comments
Personal Kanban 101
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Modus Cooperandi is pleased to announce the release of its second Personal Kanban InfoPak. In Personal Kanban 101: Achieving Focus & Clarity with Your First Personal Kanban we discuss the essentials for getting your board started. Topics addressed include how to establish value stream, backlog and WIP, and why there are only two...
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Posted by Jim Benson on Oct 26, 2009 in Blog, Enterprise2, Featured, ModusPress, PersonalKanban, Projects, Uncategorized | 0 comments
Personal Kanban at the World Bank – Small Team Rapid Development
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This is the first in a series of Modus Cooperandi’s InfoPaks. They are downloadable, and work like a narrative whitepaper. Think of them like graphic novels for business.
In InfoPak One: Personal Kanban at the World Bank, we discuss the experience we had leading a rapid...
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Posted by Jim Benson on Sep 16, 2009 in Blog, Featured, PersonalKanban, Projects | 0 comments
Modus Cooperandi is excited to announce our upcoming personal kanban project, where we will use our Personal Kanban techniques in a directed exercise with knowledge workers from around the world. From the 21st through the 25th of September, Jim Benson and Tonianne DeMaria Barry will be working with The World Agroforestry Centre and the World Bank to lead their Capacity Building Program on the...
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Posted by Jim Benson on Sep 9, 2009 in PersonalKanban | 0 comments
A kanban is a tool to visualize, organize, and complete work. The first official use of kanban can be traced to Taiichi Ohno’s work at Toyota. He needed a way to quickly communicate to all workers how much work was being done, in what state it was, and how the work was being done. His goal was to make work processes transparent – meaning he wanted everyone, not just managers to know...
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Posted by Jim Benson on Sep 9, 2009 in PersonalKanban | 0 comments
The basic kanban: Waiting, Working, Done
A quick trip through personal kanban design patterns demonstrates how they can be created using any number of materials. This tutorial illustrates how to build the most common personal kanban.
Step One: Establish Your Value Stream
Value Stream (vly strm): The flow of work from the moment you start to when it is finished. The most simple value stream...
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