anderson — Pyrite Knowledge Base

Intellectual biography of David J. Anderson — creator of the Kanban method for knowledge work and software development. Covers his synthesis of Toyota's Kanban system (Ohno), queueing theory (Reinerts

Kanban from the Inside source Scrumban: And Other Essays on Kanban Systems for Lean Software Development source Kanban and Scrum: Making the Most of Both source Personal Kanban: Mapping Work | Navigating Life source Actionable Agile Metrics for Predictability source Stretching Agile to Fit CMMI Level 3 writing Essential Kanban Condensed writing Lessons in Agile Management: On the Road to Kanban writing Kanban: An Alternative Path to Agility writing Fit for Purpose: How Modern Businesses Find, Satisfy, & Keep Customers writing Corbis Kanban Presentation writing Discovering Kanban: The Evolutionary Path to Enterprise Agility writing Kanban Maturity Model: Evolving Fit-for-Purpose Organizations writing Upstream Kanban writing Essential Upstream Kanban writing Agile Management for Software Engineering: Applying the Theory of Constraints for Business Results writing Kanban: Successful Evolutionary Change for Your Technology Business writing Kanban Method concept Implement Feedback Loops concept WIP Limits concept Classes of Service concept Visualize Workflow concept Kanban Maturity Model concept STATIK concept Make Policies Explicit concept Evolutionary Change concept Manage Flow concept Fitness Criteria concept Improve Collaboratively concept Corbis Experiment Era era Community Building Era era Maturity and Enterprise Era era Pre-Kanban Era era Donald Reinertsen person Corey Ladas person Taiichi Ohno person Dragos Dumitriu person Rick Garber person Teodora Bozheva person Andy Carmichael person Eliyahu Goldratt person W. Edwards Deming person Alexei Zheglov person Jim Benson person Mike Burrows person Dan Vacanti person Blue Hole Press organization Corbis organization Kanban University organization Lean Kanban Inc. organization David J. Anderson School of Management organization Microsoft organization First Kanban Leadership Retreat (June 2011) event Corbis Kanban Experiment (2006-2008) event Publication of the Kanban Book (May 2010) event First Lean Kanban Conference (May 2009) event Founding of Lean Kanban University (February 2012) event Microsoft XIT Kanban Implementation (October 2004) event