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Category Archives: Work Systems

Designing an Enterprise Portfolio Kanban Board

Posted on March 31, 2013 by Jason — 1 Comment ↓

Our EKB (Enterprise Kanban Board) has gone through 5 major revisions over the last year. We started our using a traditional Kanban board to measure flow and on-boarded all work across all departments. Originally we were tracking projects only and Continue reading →

Posted in Kanban Reboot, Work Systems | Tagged kanban, visualization | 1 Reply

Playing Get Kanban with an Experienced Team

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Jason — 6 Comments ↓

One of my most popular posts is “Kanban Isn’t the Point” where I wrote about the four stages of competence and how people may flow through the stages with respect to learning Kanban. Recently I had the opportunity to run Continue reading →

Posted in Leadership and Management, Work Systems | Tagged kanban | 6 Replies

Why Job Titles are Hurting Your Organization

Posted on August 25, 2011 by Jason — No Comments ↓

I am very vocal with my opinion that job titles are stupid. I understand why they exist and I still think they are stupid. I have many examples over the years about why I came to the conclusion that job Continue reading →

Posted in Work Systems | Tagged job titles, organizational change | Leave a reply

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