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Kanban

Kanban PowerPoint Template

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Kanban is an agile method used to implement progressive changes. Implementing many small changes during the change process ensures a smooth transition, mitigates any associated risks and increases employee satisfaction. The method is suitable for software development, marketing, sales, software maintenance and system administration. The agile approach means that work packages only have short lead times. Project progress and potential problems are communicated transparently.

Use this PowerPoint template to optimize process control in your company. You will find extensive information on the method's functionality, suitability, advantages/disadvantages and tools. Special focus is given to its application in software development, including its relationship to the Scrum method.

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Learn how the Kanban method can streamline operations in your company. Teach your team how Kanban boards, Kanban cards, the pull system and work in progress limits can optimize ongoing processes.

Kanban in Production and Development

There's often confusion surrounding Kanban. Kanban describes both a process control method and a method to optimize development.

This set first introduces the traditional form of Kanban as a process control method. It contains an overview of its development in the Toyota Production System by Taiichi Ōno and a detailed description of how various Kanban control loops work.

Inspired by Taiichi Ōno's ideas,  David Anderson developed Kanban as a change management approach and agile tool for improving software development processes. The second section of this set is dedicated to this method. It focuses on the application of Kanban practices and their integration into existing development processes and companies.

Exploit the Full Potential of Kanban with the Optimal Presentation

Despite their fundamental differences and different areas of application, both methods can be used to streamline workflows and minimize waste. Simple steps, such as establishing a pull system, using Kanban boards to visualize development processes and work in progress limits, can significantly improve productivity and communication in your team. Kanban can easily be added to your existing value chain to optimize processes and is compatible with other agile methods, such as Scrum.

Kanban's success depends on the involvement of the entire team. With this set, you can present Kanban practices using diagrams, models and examples to ensure your team achieves the best possible results. This set provides you with numerous examples of Kanban boards that can be used to directly document your workflow and implement progressive change in your company.

With the Kanban PowerPoint Set, You Can

  • enjoy a comprehensive presentation of Kanban methods
  • teach your team how Kanban fits into your company and your work processes
  • use established metrics to measure and present the effectiveness of your processes

This PowerPoint Template Includes:

Kanban in Process Control

  • A definition of the Kanban method
  • Kanban development and goals
  • Kanban loop diagrams
  • Explanation of the pull/push principle
  • Overview of common Kanban tools, such as Kanban cards and all standard types of Kanban systems in use today

Kanban in Software Development

  • Definition of terms and difference to traditional Kanban
  • Explanation of the Kanban practices
  • Explanation of work in progress limits
  • Various metrics to measure the effectiveness of Kanban systems
  • Models to demonstrate the benefits of Kanban
  • Organizational rules for Kanban integration
  • Flight level model by Klaus Leopold
  • Comparison of Kanban and Scrum
  • Numerous examples of Kanban boards
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