Using Scrum & Kanban in the real world
Date: 3 August 2018 Location: London, United Kingdom Regular Price: £190 + VAT Trainers: David Lowe & Jiten Vara Scrum, Kanban, Agile and Lean. We’ve all heard these terms but what do they mean and how can some of these approaches help the work that we do. This bootcamp will cover the basics of Agile, Lean,… Read More »
Date: 26 April 2018 Location: London, United Kingdom Regular Price: £190 + VAT Trainers: David Lowe & Jiten Vara Scrum, Kanban, Agile and Lean. We’ve all heard these terms but what do they mean and how can some of these approaches help the work that we do. This bootcamp will cover the basics of Agile, Lean,… Read More »
Date: 26 January 2018 Location: London, United Kingdom Regular Price: £190 + VAT Trainers: David Lowe & Jiten Vara Scrum, Kanban, Agile and Lean. We’ve all heard these terms but what do they mean and how can some of these approaches help the work that we do. This bootcamp will cover the basics of Agile, Lean, Scrum… Read More »
We have noticed that interest in the Kanban Method has been growing steadily over the years. We have always resisted creating a Kanban-focused bootcamp because we feel that it is difficult to give a one-approach-fits-all summary of Kanban; we much prefer a tailor-made approach through coaching. However, some of our private clients have requested a… Read More »
Date: 5 May 2017 Location: London, United Kingdom Regular Price: £150 + VAT Trainers: David Lowe & Jiten Vara Scrum, Kanban, Agile and Lean. We’ve all heard these terms but what do they mean and how can some of these approaches help the work that we do. This bootcamp will cover the basics of Agile, Lean, Scrum… Read More »
This is the third in our series of interviews interesting people (sometimes loosely) related to our agile and lean world. This week is with Mike Burrows who is the founder of agendashift (tools for Lean-Agile transformation), author of Kanban from the Inside, consultant, trainer and coach. S&K: Explain what you do in one sentence? Mike: Lean-Agile transformation,… Read More »
“When is it going to be ready?”, “How long will it take?”. As someone involved in software delivery, you are probably asked these questions or something like them, every day. However you choose to answer the question, you’ve probably taken into consideration the capacity of your team. For most people, capacity is simply a case… Read More »
It’s time to throw out that Christmas CD. Seriously, I don’t want to listen to Lennon’s So This Is Christmas ever again. The alternative? Our tongue-in-cheek agile and lean-related playlist. It was born during lunch at this year’s Kanban retreat in Lisbon. Even Flow by Pearl Jam was an early suggestion along with Van Halen’s Finish… Read More »
The Agile and Lean communities love an acronym, but will settle for an initialism if they have to. For clarification, an acronym is when a word is formed from the initial letters of words in a phrase, and is then pronounced as a separate word (for example, BAFTA or WYSIWYG). An initialism is where… Read More »
Lean Coffee is a gathering of a small number of people who want to discuss lean in an informal setting. The first Lean Coffee was in Seattle in 2009 (organised by Jim Benson and Jeremy Lightsmith), but the idea has spread around the world. The format is similar to an un-conference, as the participants decide… Read More »