Tag Archives: feedback loops

Observing Replenishment

Posted on February 7, 2016 by azheglov

Replenishment (or commitment) meeting is an activity concerning the decisions made at the so-called first commitment point of a Kanban system. It is one of the seven Kanban cadences, which are all part of the Kanban method. Cadenced events happen, … Continue reading →

Posted in coaching, Kanban | Tagged cadence, decision making, feedback, feedback loops, kanban, kmp, proto Kanban, proto-replenishment, real options, replenishment | Leave a comment

Inside a Lead Time Distribution

Posted on September 7, 2014 by azheglov

My earlier post discussed: how to measure lead time how to analyze lead distribution charts how to get better understanding of lead time by breaking down multimodal (work item type mix) lead time data sets into unimodal (by work item … Continue reading →

Posted in Kanban | Tagged feedback loops, kanban, lead time, manage flow | 8 Comments

Exploring Leadership Traits

Posted on April 23, 2014 by azheglov

I went yesterday to our local Agile group meeting. Selena Delesie was the speaker. Her own consulting business has evolved in recent years from Agile coaching and software testing. It is now more about leadership to create modern, enlightened workplaces. … Continue reading →