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Foundations of Scrum with Kanban

Introduction to Scrum with Kanban

Visualizing the Workflow

Managing the Flow of Work

Understanding Work in Progress (WIP) Limits

Implementing a Pull System

Metrics and Continuous Improvement

Tracking Progress with Flow Metrics

Enhancing Scrum Events with Kanban

Knowledge Checks

Quiz: Foundations of Scrum and Kanban

Quiz: Visualization and WIP Limits

Quiz: The Pull System

Quiz: Flow Metrics

Quiz: Adapting Scrum Events

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Are you looking to elevate your Agile practices and bring more predictability, efficiency, and flow to your Scrum team. Welcome to "Enhancing the Scrum Framework with Core Kanban Practices," a comprehensive course designed to bridge the gap between structured Scrum events and the continuous flow of Kanban.

Are you looking to elevate your Agile practices and bring more predictability, efficiency, and flow to your Scrum team? Welcome to "Enhancing the Scrum Framework with Core Kanban Practices," a comprehensive course designed to bridge the gap between structured Scrum events and the continuous flow of Kanban. While Scrum provides an excellent framework for complex product delivery, teams often struggle with bottlenecks, unpredictable delivery times, and overburdened team members. This is where Kanban comes in. In this course, you will learn how to seamlessly integrate core Kanban practices into your existing Scrum framework without replacing the roles, events, or artifacts you already use. We will dive deep into visualizing your workflow, setting Work in Progress (WIP) limits, and implementing a pull system to maintain a sustainable pace of work. Furthermore, you will discover how to leverage powerful flow metrics—such as Cycle Time, Lead Time, Throughput, and Work Item Age—to track progress and make data-driven decisions. By the end of this course, you will have the practical skills to transform your Daily Scrum into a flow-based event, optimize your Sprint Planning with historical data, and drive actionable continuous improvement during your Sprint Retrospectives. Join us to unlock the full potential of your Agile team and deliver value faster and more reliably.

Enhancing the Scrum Framework with Core Kanban Practices

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            <p>Agile frameworks have revolutionized project management, with Scrum providing a robust, structured approach to delivering iterative value. However, teams often encounter bottlenecks and workflow inefficiencies that hinder their optimal performance. Enhancing the Scrum Framework with Core Kanban Practices provides a comprehensive exploration of how to integrate the continuous flow principles of Kanban into an existing Scrum environment without disrupting its foundational events. The curriculum begins by establishing a solid understanding of both methodologies, dispelling common integration misconceptions, and demonstrating how to effectively visualize workflows. By mapping a standard Sprint Backlog onto a visual Kanban board, teams can achieve unprecedented clarity regarding their operational states and task progression.</p>

<p>Building upon this visual foundation, the course delves into the strategic management of work flow to maximize team productivity. Participants will examine the critical role of Work in Progress (WIP) limits in mitigating bottlenecks and fostering a sustainable pace through the implementation of a pull system. Furthermore, the curriculum emphasizes data-driven continuous improvement by introducing essential flow metrics, such as Cycle Time, Lead Time, Throughput, and Work Item Age. By leveraging these metrics alongside tools like Cumulative Flow Diagrams, practitioners will learn to accurately assess Sprint health and predictability. Ultimately, the instruction illustrates how to seamlessly weave these Kanban practices into standard Scrum events, transforming the Daily Scrum, Sprint Planning, and Sprint Retrospectives into highly efficient, flow-based ceremonies that drive actionable improvements.</p>
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