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Personal Kanban
Personal Kanban ist eine Methode zur Visualisierung und Organisation von Aufgaben und Arbeitsabläufen auf individueller Ebene. Es basiert auf den Prinzipien des Lean- und Kanban-Ansatzes, die ursprünglich für die Optimierung von Produktionsprozessen entwickelt wurden, aber auch auf andere Bereiche wie Softwareentwicklung, Projektmanagement und persönliche Produktivität angewendet werden…
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Personal Kanban moimi oczami
Czy można wykorzystać metodę Kanban do zarządzania swoimi prywatnymi zadaniami? Aby odpowiedzieć na to pytanie, zapoznałem się z tematem: Personal Kanban. Moje rozczarowanie było jednak ogromne...
Cześć! Ostatnio opowiadałem Ci, w jaki sposób zarządzam swoją pracą. Wykorzystuję do tego metodę Kanban. Jakiś czas temu obiło się o uszy określenie Personal Kanban. Brzmiało na tyle interesująco, że zapragnąłem się jemu bliżej przyjrzeć. A co robię, gdy chcę coś poznać lepiej? Piszę o tym post. I tym sposobem jesteś tutaj, w poście o Personal Kanban Co to jest Personal Kanban? Personal Kanban…
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Osobisty Kanban - System zarządzania moim życiem
Czy Kanban można wykorzystać w życiu osobistym? Można, mi się nawet udaje :)
Mój osobisty Kanban Historia moich narzędzi do zarządzania pracą, zadaniami, projektami, marzeniami jest tak długa i bogata, że mógłbym o tym napisać książkę. A z pewnością napisałem już o tym kilka postów. Opowiem Ci o moim aktualnym podejściu. A w zasadzie tylko o jego części, bo post byłby zbyt długi. Aktualnie mam swój osobisty Kanban. Posty o mojej drodze poszukiwania odpowiedniego narzędzia…
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Wesołych Świąt!
Drogi Kierowniku projektu, życzymy Ci wszystkiego najlepszego, dużo zdrowia i spokoju! Życzymy Ci dobrze spędzonego czasu z rodziną, chwil zadumy i udanego wypoczynku. A także kilku dni wolnych od zmartwień!
Drogi Kierowniku projektu, życzymy Ci wszystkiego najlepszego, dużo zdrowia i spokoju! Życzymy Ci dobrze spędzonego czasu z rodziną, chwil zadumy i udanego wypoczynku. A także kilku dni wolnych od zmartwień! Zdjęcia: https://www.pexels.com/photo/green-and-white-wreaths-1734425/
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061 Personal Kanban: Visualizing Your Productivity System
061 Personal Kanban: Visualizing Your #Productivity System w/ @rsidneysmith @apinaud @fwade @artgelwicks H/T @sprezzatura & @ourfounder
If you haven’t heard about Kanban before (which many of our productivity enthusiasts had not, so you’re not alone!) started as a lean manufacturing process by Taiichi Ohno. It has since branched off into a process management and improvement method used by many in the productivity community (especially in the Lean, Six Sigma and Agile communities). In practical terms, with Personal Kanban, you…
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Despite our best intentions, life has a way of becoming complicated. People, tasks, responsibilities, deadlines, and even recreation all compete for our attention. The human brain however, simply does not respond well to the stress of juggling multiple priorities. That’s where Personal Kanban can help. Adaptable to all ages and situations, and accessible to all learning styles, personal kanban allows us to visualize the amount of work we have, and the way that work is carried out. Unlike other personal productivity tools, Personal Kanban is a pattern – it is not an edict. You can mold it into whatever shape or form works best for you at the time. Personal Kanban is also scalable – it can work with just you, or with your family, or even with work groups. VIDEO There are only two real rules with Personal Kanban: 1. Visualize your work 2. Limit your work-in-progress It’s just that simple. Get control of your work, select the right things to do right now, work better with your peers, and plan much better for that next project. Want to learn more about Personal Kanban? Go deep with:
SPaMCAST 400 – Jim Benson, Personal Kanban and More
SPaMCAST 400 – Jim Benson, Personal Kanban and More
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Software Process and Measurement Cast 400 features our interview with Jim Benson. Jim and I talked about personal Kanban, micromanagement, work-in-process limits, pattern matching, pomodoro and more. A great interview to cap our first 400 episodes!
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some kanban inspiration for the new year.
To kick off the new year in kanban style, I’m sharing some inspiring resources from my favorite go-to kanban resource: Personal Kanban.
1. Projects around the house.
“Homes are especially plagued by little tasks that never seem to get done. They mount up and all seem to be equally important or equally unimportant. Prioritization is difficult, and procrastination ensues.”
This post offers a method of using kanban to manage household projects — by tackling one each month to avoid getting overwhelmed. I love the emphasis on starting small and staying small. Projects approached in this way are much more likely to fit into the madness of a family routine. And actually get done.
2. The Kaizen Resolution
“What is Kaizen? Kaizen, in its essence, is continuous improvement. It is an internal drive to constantly be making things better. I want to do okay this week, a little better next week, a little better the week after that.”
Kaizen is about making change small, incremental, and meaningful. This post offers a method for using kanban to establish some kaizen habits for the new year.
3. Using kanban to build confidence.
“The board has caused her to realize that confidence isn’t only about achieving those goals, it’s about seeing her work in progress. Along the way her confidence will get stronger and stronger with each goal that is met.”
This post describes how using kanban to organize and track activities can boost kids’ confidence. Wouldn’t that be a great way to kick off 2016?
The Personal Kanban site is the first place I send anyone interested in using kanban — it’s a treasure trove and a great place to go if you’re looking for kanban inspiration for the new year (and beyond).
