Flight Levels
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Upcoming courses:
• EKMM, Mar 11-15
• EKC, Mar 18-22
• FL3D, Mar 25-29
• EKSD, Apr 1-12
• EKSI, Apr 29-May 10
Upcoming courses:
• EKMM, Mar 11-15
• EKC, Mar 18-22
• FL3D, Mar 25-29
• EKSD, Apr 1-12
• EKSI, Apr 29-May 10
UPDATED: January 29, 2024 Recently, I stumbled upon a blind spot in knowledge within one organization — industry reports. To my surprise, not everyone seems to be aware of their existence. Even seasoned practitioners like you may discover a report Read more…
Organizational culture, often perceived as immeasurable and not directly actionable, is frequently misunderstood. Some view it as irrelevant, while others oversimplify its complexity, suggesting quick fixes through projects or equating it with mere perks. Additionally, the misconception that culture is Read more…
In today’s dynamic business environment, the significance of smooth team coordination is paramount. Effective teamwork not only boosts productivity but also increases employee satisfaction. Intriguingly, many efforts to introduce agility into an organization are confined to the team level. Borrowing Read more…
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on the key considerations when implementing Flight Levels in an organization, especially a large one. In essence, this pertains to how Flight Levels aligns with scaling. Here’s an improved list of insights I’ve gathered: With a Read more…
Recently, I had the unique opportunity to experience the newly implemented exam by Kanban University, which is now a mandatory step toward obtaining the Kanban Coaching Professional (KCP) Credential. For those of you who might be feeling apprehensive about the Read more…
Embarking on the journey of a team leader is a thrilling and challenging adventure filled with opportunities for professional growth and positive change. However, as new responsibilities and expectations emerge, the role can prove daunting, especially at the onset. Remembering Read more…
Introduction Agile development has transformed the way we approach software development and project management. Emphasizing flexibility, continuous improvement, and customer collaboration, Agile came into being in response to dissatisfaction with the linear and rigid waterfall method prevalent in the 1990s. Read more…
What do Lead Time, Cycle Time, System Lead Time, and Customer Lead Time really mean? These are frequently asked questions, and if I had a dollar for every time I’ve been asked, I could amass a fleet of drones to Read more…
In this post, I want to delve into the relationship between practices and principles, as it is a topic that often arises in my classes. While practices are inherently actionable, principles provide abstract guidance when making decisions. They act as Read more…