Should cards move backwards on a Kanban Board?
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Kanban
Upstream and Downstream comparison
By Daniel Ploeg
/ October 20, 2020
Differences between upstream and downstream in Kanban Systems
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Scaling Agile Community Meetup Adelaide – Scaling Agility across your enterprise with Kanban
By Daniel Ploeg
/ October 17, 2020
Scaling Agility with Kanban
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If only we had better estimates
By Daniel Ploeg
/ October 6, 2020
Better estimates are not necessarily going to solve your problem
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Kanban applies over the top of your existing process
By Daniel Ploeg
/ September 7, 2020
Kanban applies over your existing process
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Kanban board design: sub-columns
By Daniel Ploeg
/ August 14, 2020
Kanban board design sub-columns
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Escalations create longer waits
By Daniel Ploeg
/ July 22, 2020
Escalations create longer wait times
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Using Lead Time Distribution Charts for Improvements
By Daniel Ploeg
/ July 15, 2020
Lead time distribution charts are very useful for making improvements to your system of work. Understanding what to target and...
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Using Work Item Ageing Charts
By Daniel Ploeg
/ July 3, 2020
Work item ageing charts are particularly useful for solving issues that are currently impacting your teams. Whilst other charts such...
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Option / Backlog item expiry date
By Daniel Ploeg
/ June 24, 2020
Backlogs often become a dumping ground for ideas. Some of those ideas are good, others might need some exploration before...
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Using Input / Output charts
By Daniel Ploeg
/ June 16, 2020
These are not very widely used, but are one of my favourite charts for helping to manage flow. I find...
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Lead Time Distribution Charts
By Daniel Ploeg
/ April 22, 2020
One of the really useful charts that I commonly use with Kanban implementations are lead time distribution charts. Given that...
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How to read a cumulative flow diagram
By Daniel Ploeg
/ April 2, 2020
Cumulative Flow diagrams can contain quite a lot of information for observations. However, they can also be a little daunting...
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Lead time scatterplots
By Daniel Ploeg
/ March 26, 2020
Lead time scatterplots are an important tool for a team working with Kanban. Sometimes these are referred to as a...
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WiP Limits = Focus
By Daniel Ploeg
/ March 19, 2020
One word that I continually think of when I think of WiP limits is "Focus". Essentially, WiP limits create a...
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Kanban Books
By Daniel Ploeg
/ February 28, 2020
A Listing of Kanban Related Books Over time, I've accumulated a number of Kanban books, however I don't think I've...
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Uncovering embedded options through a bias for delivery
By Daniel Ploeg
/ February 17, 2020
I've recently been thinking about a number of experiences in my career where organisations who have a bias for delivery...
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Constant WiP
By Daniel Ploeg
/ February 10, 2020
Dealing with Resistance to WiP Limits Sometimes teams will understand the concept of WiP limits and be reasonably open to...
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