What Kanban Is and What You Will Be Able to DoUntitledA Practical Skill for Real Workflows
Kanban Training in Guyana is a practical, one-day skills programme that teaches Kanban, the visual, pull-based method for managing the flow of work in both manufacturing and knowledge-work settings. You learn to make work visible, limit work in progress, and let real demand, not a forecast, decide what gets produced next. Kanban began on the factory floor in the Toyota Production System, where Taiichi Ohno designed it in the 1950s as a signal-driven way to trigger production only when a downstream step withdraws parts. From 2007, David J. Anderson adapted the same principles for software, IT and service teams through Kanban boards, WIP limits and flow metrics. This course covers both worlds, so operations staff and technology teams in Guyana learn a single method they can apply straight away. This is a hands-on, non-certification programme with no exam. Through design exercises and real case examples you learn to calculate kanban quantities, size supermarkets, build Kanban boards and read a Cumulative Flow Diagram. On completion you receive a course completion certificate from Invensis Learning and skills you can put to work the very next day.










