What Is Kanban and How Does the System Work?UntitledFrom the Toyota Line to Agile Teams
Kanban is a visual, pull-based system for managing work, so a team produces or moves an item only when real downstream demand signals for it. Kanban training in Ivory Coast gives professionals across manufacturing, logistics, IT and services a practical grounding in how these signals control flow, cap work in progress and remove overproduction. The method began on the Toyota production line in the 1950s, where Taiichi Ohno used simple cards and supermarkets to run just-in-time (JIT) production. David J. Anderson later adapted the same principles for knowledge work, giving software, IT and service teams the Kanban board, WIP limits and flow metrics they use today. As Ivory Coast scales agro-processing, manufacturing and digital services from its Abidjan hub, employers need people who can make work visible and keep it flowing. This one-day programme suits production and operations managers, engineers, supply chain leads, Scrum Masters and IT managers. Learn Kanban with Invensis Learning and start applying it the next working day.










