What Is Kanban and How Does It Help You Work?UntitledFrom Toyota's Floor to Your Team
Kanban Training in Estonia is a practical, one-day programme that teaches you how to run work as a visual, pull-based flow instead of a pile of overloaded queues. Kanban is a workflow management method that began as a signalling system in the Toyota Production System, where Taiichi Ohno used it to trigger production only in response to real downstream demand, and it was later adapted by David J. Anderson for software, IT and service teams. The training suits production and operations managers, supply chain professionals, Scrum Masters, Agile coaches, IT and software delivery managers, and anyone in Estonia responsible for the flow of work. You learn to make work visible, cap work in progress, and cut lead times, whether you sit on a factory floor in Tallinn or in a fast-growing scale-up. Over eight hours you cover manufacturing Kanban (pull production, supermarkets, kanban sizing and just-in-time) and knowledge-work Kanban (boards, WIP limits, flow metrics and the Cumulative Flow Diagram), with hands-on exercises throughout. There is no exam; you finish with a course completion record from Invensis Learning and skills you can apply the next working day.










