Kanban as a control principle has its origins in production logistics but has been successfully applied to knowledge-intensive processes and services. Historically, its spread marks a paradigm shift towards flow-oriented, self-regulating systems. In practice, it is repeatedly shown that visual flow control increases predictability and reduces decision pressure, thus having high significance for the design of work and decision flows. This online event revisits Kanban and examines the importance of flow and transparency.
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SCRUM supports adaptive project work through clear roles, iterative feedback processes, and high transparency. The webinar provides the basics and shows how progress and risks in projects can be regularly reflected and specifically managed.
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This webinar takes place as an Online Live Webinar. Participants benefit directly from each other – through open questions, shared experiences and genuine real-time exchange.
