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Category Archives: facilitation
Carlos, You’re Fired!
Those who have played the GetKanban board game (one of Kanban training tools and a regular occurrence at Kanban community meetups) are likely to remember two dramatic moments. On Day… — actually, let’s keep it a surprise for those who … Continue reading
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Tagged Agile, Carlos, change, facilitation, functional silos, game, GetKanban, kanban, transformation
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The Seven (or More) Meanings of Kanban
A number of articles appeared recently that, while making some their point, tried enumerate different meanings of the word “kanban.” I would like to show my own set of definitions that I found useful to keep in my head when … Continue reading
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Lean Coffee with Steve Blank
I wrote a summary of our book club meeting with the author Steve Blank, discussing the main points of his book, The Four Steps to the Epiphany. Now I want to write a quick note reflecting on the mechanics of … Continue reading
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