What Is Kanban and How Does It Improve Flow?UntitledA Practical Guide for Chilean Teams
Kanban Training in Chile is a practical, non-certification programme that teaches you to manage work with a visual, pull-based system instead of push and guesswork. Kanban, a Japanese term meaning signboard or visual signal, began in the Toyota Production System in the 1950s under Taiichi Ohno and was later adapted by David J. Anderson for knowledge work, IT and service delivery. The course covers both sides of the method: manufacturing Kanban (kanban cards, supermarkets and just-in-time replenishment) and Agile Kanban (Kanban boards, work-in-progress limits and flow metrics). Recognised as both a Lean tool and an Agile framework alongside Scrum, SAFe and XP, Kanban helps teams in Chile's banks, retailers, mines and software firms see their work, limit overload and shorten lead times. By the end you can design a Kanban system for your own workflow and start improving flow at once. It is a hands-on, skills-based course, so you finish with a course completion record from Invensis Learning and techniques you can use immediately.










