Commitments and Energies in a Kanban System
Revisiting my 2011 Lean Kanban Benelux talk on commitments, flow energy, routing, and predictability — and what still applies today.
Revisiting my 2011 Lean Kanban Benelux talk on commitments, flow energy, routing, and predictability — and what still applies today.
How to reduce WIP in legacy systems already full of in-flight work — practical patterns including the freeze, no-new-work, and limit-later.
An article (in Hebrew) on the tester journey from waterfall land to Agile/Kanban — how quality thinking shifts when you stop treating testing as a phase.
An intro to Lean Product Development Flow for people trying to improve end-to-end delivery, manage queues better, and make flow visible beyond a single team.
Fair process — transparency, voice, and a clear rationale for decisions — is what makes agile work above the team, at portfolio and leadership levels.
An early interview on Agile and Kanban: how Kanban complements rather than competes with Scrum, and why flow thinking is what most agile rollouts miss.