Resilience & Agility through Evolutionary Change & Kanban Maturity Model
summary
Kanban is presented as a roadmap for evolutionary change: the Kanban Maturity Model maps 150 practices across seven levels and focuses on observable outcomes not checklist compliance. Implementations use a visual kanban board, STATIK upstream filtering, WIP limits, service delivery reviews and a Service Delivery Manager. Case studies show dramatic results: one team cuts lead time from ~60 to 15 days — a 78% improvement in 90 days — and advancing to level 3 yields almost fourfold throughput.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:14What is Kanban?
- 1:49Traditional Transformation is an A to Process
- 5:38Kanban Maturity Model
- 7:29Overreaching and Plateauing
- 9:27Team-Focused Never the same way twice
- 11:36Fit-for-Purpose Predictable Delivery
- 13:06Built for Survival Reinvention
- 13:52Evolutionary Change & Kanban Maturity Mode
- 15:47Team P: Kanban Method KMM Level 2
- 16:07Team P: Flow Metrics
- 16:31Team Q: Visualizing the Work
- 17:30Team Q: Critical Success Factors
- 18:16THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO THE KANBAN METHOD V1
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