Kanban Backbone, Flow Drivers and Metrics for Agile Systems Engineering

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The New Love of Kanban

More in demand than ever: a strategy that increases the speed at which new and innovative products are introduced. How Kanban Provides Direction Across All Organizational Levels While Accelerating Time-to-Market.

Article 1: How Kanban guides direction across organizational levels and accelerating time to market at the same time.

How Flow Enables 10x Times Faster Engineering Cycles

Satisfying customer needs faster than the competition requires flow. Flow, in this context, means the flow of potential value (e.g new products or features) through the various value creation steps. Whether cyber-physical systems engineering or simple app development: What gets measured, gets managed.

Article 2: The Seven Key Drivers of Flow for 10x Times Faster Value Delivery

Actionable Metrics to Increase Speed of Innovation

Flow metrics are a double-edged sword. They are easy to calculate and data collection is based on simple logic. They are applicable to any value stream - whether systems engineering, software development or production. Before the drawbacks, a hymn of praise to their value for innovation speed.

• The Power of Flow Metrics to Increase Speed of Innovation
• The Challenge of Measuring Flow
• The Basic Metrics of Flow and How to Measure
• Introducing Flow Metrics into Systems Engineering and ASPICE
• The Most Important Chart you Probably Do Not Know

Article 3: Flow Metrics: More in Demand than Ever—Actionable Metrics to Increase Speed of Innovation

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The four branches of Kanban: (1) David Anderson's, (2) Daniel Vacanti's, (3) Klaus Leopold's, and the new (4) Scaled Agile, Inc. Agile's Kanban Guidance. (coming soon)

Article of the series "The New Love of Kanban"

1. How Kanban guides direction across organizational levels and accelerating time to market at the same time.
2. The Seven Key Drivers of Flow for 10x Times Faster Value Delivery
3. Flow Metrics: More in Demand than Ever—Actionable Metrics to Increase Speed of Innovation
4. The four branches of Kanban: (1) David Anderson's, (2) Daniel Vacanti's, (3) Klaus Leopold's, and the new (4) Scaled Agile, Inc. Agile's Kanban Guidance. (coming soon)

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