What would you like to talk about?
- Compare/contrast Agile/Lean
- Mapping Value Streams (Lightweight)
- What does Lean look like in practice?
- More details about Lean
- Lean for non-profites => MVP
- Evangelize
- Learning Lean through games/activities
- Intro to Lean
Lean in 5 Minutes
- Reduce/eliminate waste
- Maximize value to customer
- Pursue "flow? -> work moves through the system without delay
- Do minimum amount of work
- Orginated at Toyota
- All muscle, no fat
- Work in Process
- Kanban -> the "how" of Lean
- Really, just a bunch of principles
Comparing and Contrasting Lean and Agile
- Similarities in Principles
- Put people first
- Minimize waste/maximize work not done
- Value continuous improvement
- Very different from waterfall
- Incremental and iterative
- Differences in Principles
- Lean calls out the role of Managers
- Lean focuses a lot on Value Stream optimization (portfolio)
- Lean focuses on process
- Similarities in Practices
- Short iterations, rapid feedback
- Work is visible
- Continuous Improvement
- Differences in Practices
- Scrum is prescriptive of processes ("batch flow")
- Kanban is single-piece flow (good for service teams) when you can't plan (reactive) and don't have all skills
- No prescribed roles.
Lean in Practice
- Toyota Kata: Where are we today? Where do we want to be in the future? How do we get there?
- Kanban
- Cycle time: Time an items spends in process
- Limit work in progress => HOW???
- "Start less, finish more"
- Talk about principles that underly limiting WIP
- Cross-train to enable more people to swarm on work
- "It's about helping work flowing, not keeping people busy"
- Parallels with six sigma (easier to sell to Execs)
- Focused on optimizing product delivery
- Roles: nothing prescribed, in practice there are coaches
Books and references
- Tom and Mary Poppendieck
- "Lean Startup"
- "Toyota Kata"
- "Principles of Product Development Flow"
- "The Goal"
- "The Phoenix Project"
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David Whitlock
Adjunct Lecturer
Portland State University
Adjunct Lecturer
Portland State University
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