00:00 - What is Kanban
00:25 - Advantages of Kanban
00:53 - History of Kanban as a framework in manufacturing and for software companies
01:42 - Difference of Kanban in service companies with manufacturing companies
01:58 - What a Kanban board is
02:48 - How to implement Kanban step by step (Implementation example)
04:40 - Lead Time and Cycle Time in Kanban
06:40 - Kanban rules for implementation and good performance
Kanban, which in Japanese means "sign" is a method for managing work through visual cards.
Kanban is mainly associated with the world of lean manufacturing (Lean Manufacturing) and also as an agile methodology, recently and prominently used in software companies. Both approaches are based on the same concept, that of managing work through visual mechanisms.
Today we will explain what Kanban is, how it is implemented step by step, the rules and principles of Kanban, practical examples of Kanban in service and manufacturing companies and why so many software today are including it as a vital part of their functionality (Atlassian - Jira, Asana, Monday, etc).