Kanban for Continuous Delivery

Overview

Kanban is a practical method for improving flow, reducing bottlenecks, and enabling continuous delivery of value. This one-hour webinar introduces the fundamentals of Kanban and explains how visualising work and managing flow help teams improve efficiency and responsiveness.

Participants will gain an understanding of Kanban principles and practices, how they support continuous improvement, and how Kanban can be applied across a range of team and organisational contexts.

Prerequisites

No prior knowledge is required.

Target Audience

This webinar is designed for a broad, introductory audience, including:

• Team members and leaders interested in improving workflow and delivery
• Individuals new to Kanban or continuous delivery concepts
• Product, delivery, and operational stakeholders
• Anyone looking to improve visibility, flow, and predictability of work

Objectives

By the end of this webinar, learners will be able to:

• Explain what Kanban is and how it supports continuous delivery
• Describe the core principles and practices of Kanban
• Recognise the benefits of visualising work and limiting work in progress
• Compare Kanban and Scrum and understand when each may be appropriate

Outline

Introduction to Kanban

• What Kanban is and where it came from
• When and why teams use Kanban

Core Principles of Kanban

• Overview of the change and service delivery principles

The Six Kanban Practices

• Overview of the six core practices
• How they support flow and continuous improvement

Benefits of Kanban

• Improving visibility and predictability
• Reducing bottlenecks and delays

Kanban and Scrum

• Key differences between Kanban and Scrum
• Choosing the right approach for different contexts

Q&A and Reflection

• Facilitated discussion and learner questions

Exams and Assessments

This webinar does not include an exam or formal assessment.

Hands-On Learning

Learning is supported through:

• Facilitated discussion and real-world examples
• Reflection on participants’ own workflows and delivery challenges