Agile Project Management with Kanban: A Proven Framework for Managing Projects, Teams and Deliveries

"Agile Project Management with Kanban: A Proven Framework for Managing Projects, Teams and Deliveries" is a comprehensive guide to implementing the Kanban method in any organization. Originally developed in the manufacturing industry, Kanban is a powerful tool for managing and improving workflows, and it is now widely used in a variety of industries. This book provides a clear and detailed explanation of the Kanban method and its key principles, as well as practical guidance for introducing Kanban to your team and organization.

The book begins by defining Kanban and its origins in Lean manufacturing, and comparing it to other Agile methodologies. It then goes on to explain the Kanban board and its components, and the role of Work In Progress (WIP) limits in Kanban. The author provides step-by-step instructions for introducing Kanban to your team and organization, including tips for creating a Kanban board and setting up WIP limits. The book also covers strategies for overcoming resistance to change and managing the flow of work.

In addition, the author provides techniques for visualizing and managing the flow of work, discussion of the role of metrics in Kanban, and strategies for identifying and addressing bottlenecks. The book also covers tips for effective communication and collaboration with team members and stakeholders, and strategies for ensuring buy-in and alignment with organizational goals. The author also discusses the role of leadership in Kanban, including the Kanban leadership style and practices that are most effective in a Kanban environment.

This book is ideal for project managers, team leaders, product managers, and anyone looking to improve their project management and delivery process. With its clear explanations and practical guidance, this book is an essential resource for anyone looking to implement Kanban in their organization.

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