In this edition of video interview, we are joined by Marcus Hammarberg (Co-author, Kanban in Action). We explored how Marcus got introduced to concepts of Kanban and what inspired him to write this book. Whether you are a project manager, team leader, or simply interested in improving your work processes, this conversation will offer valuable insights that you won’t want to miss.
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Interviewee; Marcus Hammarberg (Co-author, Kanban in Action)
Marcus is a keynote speaker and co-author of Kanban In Action, which has been translated into 5 languages across the globe. For 15 years Marcus Hammarberg has been doing agile and lean software development and helping others do it. He has worked in many different settings, from big banks and insurance companies, to start-ups and within retail.
Interviewer: Noopur Pathak (Chief Media Editor, INNOVATION ROOTS)
Author: Noopur Pathak

Kanban Train-the-Trainer Workshop | 29 Mar – 03 Apr 2025
INNOVATION ROOTS announces an exclusive Kanban Train-the-Trainer Workshop in Bengaluru with Todd Little (Chairman, Kanban University).
The Kanban University (KU) Accredited Kanban Trainer Program is designed for experienced Kanban professionals who want to offer certified training in the Kanban Method.
Completion of the Kanban Train the Trainer (TTT) course is a required step in the process of becoming an Accredited Kanban Trainer (AKT). The TTT course tests accepted participants’ Kanban knowledge and teaches them how to deliver the Kanban University course curriculum in a classroom setting.
This course does not teach Kanban fundamentals, as students are expected to have taken, applied and mastered Kanban System Design and Kanban Systems Improvement. Prior to attending TTT, it is necessary to have a strong proficiency in the Kanban Method as taught by KU.
This class will also cover the newly created Scrum Better With Kanban class that targets Scrum practitioners and provides guidance for how Kanban practices and principles can be applied on top of Scrum implementations to make them significantly better.
This is an interactive and collaborative course designed to assess current Kanban knowledge, promote knowledge sharing and deeper learning among the participants, and will also discuss the challenges faced by Kanban trainers.
Find out prerequisites and more details about the workshop here