INNOVATION ROOTS Announces new workshop on Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP)

We are glad to announce a workshop on Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP)  with the presenter Prashant M.J ( Accredited Kanban Trainer at INNOVATION ROOTS). This workshop is going to be held on 9th June 2018 at Bengaluru, India at INNOVATION ROOTS.

This workshop serves as a basic foundational-level course for all the Kanban Enthusiasts who are yet to begin their career in Kanban. The participants will learn the basics of kanban method, techniques to implement Kanban at team-level and enterprise-level. This workshop is ideal for those who are interested to gain knowledge in Kanban.

In this one day workshop, you will learn how to design Team Kanban board, and the basic structure of a Kanban System Design. The workshop covers all the aspects of Kanban including Proto-Kanban, Kanban board, Kanban Ticket design, WIP limits, Service Classes, and Cadences in Kanban. At the end of the workshop, you will also have a chance to indulge in a Q & A session with the fellow participants and trainers, where you can probe questions about the challenges in Kanban implementation.

You are invited to participate in the workshop! Participate to discover more about the Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP) certification and how you can become adept at implementing Kanban practices at your organization.

Audience : Kanban Enthusiasts, Practitioners, Project Managers, Program Managers, Executives, Consultants and  Software Developers

Register for the workshop at www.innovationroots.com

System Context | Glossary

Definition:

Environment of a system is termed as a system context. A System is connected to it’s environment, it never stands on its own. In order to decide who and what exerts influence on the system being developed, the system context needs to be defined. Knowing the system boundaries, you know the scope of the system.

If you define boundaries of a system you get the clarity on system you are developing, how it impacts the development process and what can be disregarded during development. On analysing the system context it determines stakeholders, processes, documents and events relevant for the system. Demarcating the system boundary defines what functionalities of a system it is supposed to offer and what interfaces to external system exist. Requirement is identified systematically, identifying the relevant context by defining systems border.  This builds foundation for evaluation of the requirements for the new system. If the context is not defined properly during requirements engineering, the system relies on incomplete and inaccurate assumptions which might lead to a faulty behaviour.

Further Reading:

https://www.microtool.de/en/what-is-the-system-context/
https://www.flamelab.de/article/defining-the-system-context/