Kanban: How to Visualize Work and Maximize Efficiency and Output with Kanban, Lean Thinking, Scrum, and Agile

Lean Guides with Scrum, Sprint, Kanban, DSDM, XP & Crystal

By: Greg Caldwell

Narrated by: KC Wayman

Length: 1 hr and 43 mins

Publisher's summary

Do you want to learn how you can manage your team and your organization better without the information clutter?

Do you want to get the most out of your time and money in every step of your work process?

Do you have problems with the efficiency of your current process?

Do you want to get the most out of people without stretching them to the limit?

Do you want to get a bird’s eye view of the overall workflow of your business?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then this book is for you! Kanban: How to Visualize Work and Maximize Efficiency and Output with Kanban, Lean Thinking, Scrum, and Agile provides solutions to issues that hinder your having a successful business.

Inside this book, you will discover:

• The Kanban method and how it can help you in visualizing workflow from an individual to the organization level
• Waste and how to deal with it efficiently
• Agile development and how you can benefit from it
• How scrum framework makes the process easier despite changes in customer demands
• And much more...

There is a ton of information about agile methodologies like Kanban, agile and scrum. The truth is, they are all rooted in one principle - lean thinking and its goal of optimization. However, it’s time consuming to filter the noise and misinformation. That’s why we created this book.

This book will give you a head start if your goal is to start using work visualization tools such as Kanban for your business. The methods discussed in this book have been proven effective for several businesses and learning about them might just give you an advantage over your competitors who have yet to adopt to this kind of thinking.

Kanban: How to Visualize Work and Maximize Efficiency and Output with Kanban, Lean Thinking, Scrum, and Agile can help you face issues that many companies are bound to face and, ultimately, lead your business to success.

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©2020 Greg Caldwell (P)2020 Greg Caldwell

I like very much this book.

I like very much this book. I get some ideas for my own developer group. Very practical examples and tactics to implement.

Very well audiobook

I have gained a lot of interest in developing what I've been doing already. I was very pedantic about my Kanban board in the beginning, This audio-book I recommend to anyone. If you have a heavy job load, the device can be customized to match your working style.

Nice audio book

Good book overall, but it focuses more on anecdotes than in the real framework. I also think it doesn't only showcase Kanban, but it is more a guide about what and not to do when implementing agile methodologies.

This audio-book I recommend to anyone

This audio-book I recommend to anyone. If you have a heavy job load, the device can be customized to match your working style. Kanban is trying to take the best aspects of the lean revolution and apply them to more common and repetitive activities that constitute the remainder of our lives.

An ideal approach to Kanban

The audio-book provides advice on the Kanban approach for an information company with an outstanding history, analysis, and execution. Many pressure points are mentioned, many case studies are explored in the real world and specific details are protected for the IT sector.

Its great audiobook

The book was recommended to me and I am getting out of it what I was hoping. Good explanation of real-life experiences and approaches that were very successful.

Get on board!

Kanban is the natural progression from the waterfall through the scrum to the truly continuous flow of work. With clarity, practicality, and attention to cultural resistance, he outlines the process we need in this postindustrial, conversational based rather than thing based project world. Get on board!

Must have!

This book proposes the quickly creating commonness of lithe task practices and it offers a solid establishment for any beginners who need to go and embrace light-footed.

Just amazing

If you're already an agilist or someone who uses scrum or intense programming, this is a great way to learn Kanban. Dave explains in sufficiently simple terms and relates this to normal agile methodologies.

Easy to follow for us

This book brought me some awesome insight. I work for a large corporation that tends to lead by force. They are expecting us, managers, to demand performance from our associates.