What Is Kanban and How Does It Improve FlowUntitledA Visual, Pull-Based System
Kanban training in South Korea equips professionals to visualise work, limit work in progress and pull value through a system only when real downstream demand calls for it. Kanban is a visual, pull-based workflow method that began in the Toyota Production System, where Taiichi Ohno designed it in the 1950s to signal production only when the next process withdrew parts. It was later formalised for knowledge work by David J. Anderson and documented in his 2010 book on evolutionary change. This one-day programme covers both sides of the method: the manufacturing pull system (production and withdrawal kanban, supermarkets, kanban sizing and just-in-time) and the Agile knowledge-work framework (Kanban boards, WIP limits, flow metrics and the cumulative flow diagram). It suits operations and production managers, supply chain professionals, Agile coaches, Scrum Masters, and IT and software delivery managers who manage the flow of work. You will leave able to design a kanban loop, size a supermarket, build a Kanban board, set WIP limits and read flow metrics on the job. Start your Kanban journey with Invensis Learning.










