STATIK Workshop

Service Description

Systems Thinking Approach to Introducing Kanban Workshop During this one-day interactive course, you will learn what the Kanban Method is, the principles and practices of the Method, and how you can build your Kanban proficiency. You will learn the basics of visualizing different types of work and associated risks. You will learn how to design and implement a Team Kanban board. You will also learn how to proceed to the next level with Kanban. Learning Objectives: LO 1.1. Explain STATIK, its purpose, and benefits. LO 1.2. Per stage: I understand the purpose of the STATIK steps covered in this section. I can perform the STATIK steps in my context. LO 1.3. Discover classes of service with their corresponding policies for their own Kanban systems. LO 1.4. Explain what type of information needs to go on a ticket, and why. LO 1.5. Design tickets suitable for the Kanban system which helps workers involved in making good pull decisions. LO 1.6. Name a typical pattern for modeling specific cases like non-sequential work, different types of work, blockers, etc. LO 1.7. Apply suitable patterns to design a Kanban board that closely models the workflow, item types, and other elements at hand. LO 1.8. Construct the Kanban system based on information attained during the workshop. LO 1.9. Address and solve sources of dissatisfaction with the Kanban System design. Certificate issued: Standard certificate of completion. Positioning and Target Group: The STATIK Workshop is not meant to replace the KSD course and cannot be treated as an alternative to the KSD. KSD remains a separate course and is essential to obtaining a KMP credential. The STATIK Workshop is a standalone deliverable that introduces key concepts of the Kanban Method. It is appropriate for those new to Kanban, and serves as a natural upsell to the KSD course. For KSD alumni, it also provides a valuable next step (before KSI or KDI attendance), offering a deeper dive into each of the STATIK steps. Prerequisites: None. Format: The course is a mix of presentation and exercises via virtual whiteboard/canvas. (there is no slide deck)