Understand Kanban and Put Pull-Based Flow to WorkUntitledFrom the Toyota Floor to Agile Teams
Kanban is a visual, pull-based workflow management system that authorises work only when there is real downstream demand, and this Kanban training in Romania teaches you to apply it in both manufacturing and knowledge-work settings. The word Kanban means signboard or visual signal in Japanese, and the signal is what makes Just-in-Time flow possible on the factory floor and in service delivery. Manufacturing Kanban was developed by Taiichi Ohno at Toyota in the 1950s as a pull production mechanism inspired by supermarket replenishment. Knowledge-work Kanban was later formalised by David J. Anderson around 2007 for software, IT and service teams. This one-day, eight-hour programme covers both: production and withdrawal kanban, supermarkets and system sizing on one side, and Kanban boards, WIP limits, flow metrics and Scrumban on the other. The course suits operations and production managers, supply chain professionals, Scrum Masters, Agile coaches and delivery leaders. There is no exam; learning is reinforced through hands-on design exercises, and you receive a course completion record from Invensis Learning.










