At February's Limited WIP Society meeting we are having a Kanban Clinic where you have your chance to build your own personal or team kanban board from scratch. You can also work with others to help them build a board if you want to see a kanban board evolve.
If you have an existing board (kanban, scrum, or otherwise), please feel free to bring it along (the design not necessarily the board) and get feedback and advice on any aspects you want to improve on the board.
There is no formal presentation although ideas and examples will be shown and questions arising from the practical work will be discussed.
The slides and presentation video from the January Limited WIP socieity meeting are available on the SkillsMatter website.
Thank you
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Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Tuesday, 4 January 2011
Personal Kanban workshop - 13th January 2011 - Limited WIP Society
To kick off 2011 and to help keep on track with our new years resolutions and goals for the year, the Limited WIP Society are running a personal kanban workshop at SkillsMatter on the 13th January.
Sign up page!!
Personal kanban has been used to manage our busy lives very effectively by a growing number of people and I too have found it invaluable to get so much more out of 2010.
I would like to share the techniques I have been using with personal kanban, such as just-in-time planning, review techniques, managing events, keeping in line with personal goals, etc. The workshop is also an opportunity to show your techniques to manage your priorities.
The workshop will be a great opportunity to gather lots of ideas on how to make the most out of 2011.
I have written articles on personal kanban for personal development and just-in-time skills training. You will also find the interesting material at the personal kanban 101 website.
Sign up page!!
Personal kanban has been used to manage our busy lives very effectively by a growing number of people and I too have found it invaluable to get so much more out of 2010.
I would like to share the techniques I have been using with personal kanban, such as just-in-time planning, review techniques, managing events, keeping in line with personal goals, etc. The workshop is also an opportunity to show your techniques to manage your priorities.
The workshop will be a great opportunity to gather lots of ideas on how to make the most out of 2011.
I have written articles on personal kanban for personal development and just-in-time skills training. You will also find the interesting material at the personal kanban 101 website.
Thank you
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