Harm No. 2 of Kanban Column WIP Limits: Too Many False-Positives
Column WIP limits…
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Harm No. 1 of Kanban Column WIP Limits: They Hide the Real Cosntraint
Column WIP limits…
Jack Vinson Reviews ‘Tame the Flow’
This is what Jack Vinson says about Tame the Flow:
Mike Burrows on TameFlow
+Mike Burrows posting on the kanbandev list had this to say commenting about TameFlow:
Replacing Cycle Time with Flow Time
After a number of email exchanges with +Andy Carmichael triggered by his original post The difference between Cycle Time and Lead Time… and why not to use Cy...
Cumulative Flow with Fever Chart
In Tame the Flow one of my primary concerns is about gaining better control of how work flows through a process. Naturally, it is desirable to have as stable...
What is the Meaning of ‘Pattern’
TameFlow is based on organizational design patterns; but what is the meaning of “pattern?”
Kanban Improved via Theory of Constraints
At the Lean Kanban Netherlands 2012 conference I gave a talk entitled Enhanced Risk Management in Kanban via the Theory of Constraints, proposing how one can...
Virtues of Minimum Marketable Releases
This is the fifth and last post in preparation for my presentation at the Lean Kanban Netherlands 2012 conference, about Enhanced Risk Management in Kanban v...
Risk Management in Kanban
This is the fourth post in preparation for my presentation at the Lean Kanban Netherlands 2012 conference, about Enhanced Risk Management in Kanban via the T...