Professional Scrum with Kanban - PSK
The Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK) training is designed for project management professionals, Scrum Masters, Scrum team members, Product Owners, and process owners seeking to effectively integrate Kanban practices into the Scrum context. Suitable for managers and directors, it aims to optimize team performance and value delivery. Participants gain advanced skills in project management, workflow visualization, and continuous optimization.
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About The Course Professional Scrum with Kanban
The Professional Scrum With Kanban training is intended for managers, team leads, project managers, architects, integrators, and production engineers, as well as anyone involved in implementing Kanban. It equips participants to identify the nuances of both Scrum and Kanban methodologies, allowing them to create various combinations that enhance team practices.
Upon completing this training, participants will be able to differentiate between the Scrum framework and the Kanban approach, integrate the use of Kanban within a Scrum project, and pass the Professional Scrum With Kanban certification exam.
Prerequisites
To obtain Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK) certification, it is recommended to have a basic understanding of Scrum principles and practices as well as familiarity with fundamental Kanban concepts. It is also beneficial to have hands-on experience working in a Scrum or Kanban environment.
Who Should Attend This Course?
The Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK) training is suitable for a wide range of professionals involved in project management and software development. Here's who can benefit from this training:
1. Scrum Masters: Scrum Masters who wish to enhance their skills by integrating Kanban practices into their Scrum approach to improve workflow management and team efficiency.
2. Scrum Team Members: Scrum team members, including developers and testers, who want to understand how Kanban can be used to optimize work within the Scrum framework.
3. Product Owners: Product Owners seeking to maximize product value using visual management practices and continuous optimization inspired by Kanban.
4. Project Managers and Product Owners: Project managers and product owners looking to improve Scrum project management by integrating Kanban practices for increased flexibility and visibility.
5. Process Managers: Process managers aiming to apply advanced agile methodologies to optimize workflow management, particularly useful in complex environments.
6. Managers and Directors: Managers and directors who want to understand how Kanban practices can complement Scrum to maximize team performance and value delivery.
7. Continuous Improvement Professionals: Professionals involved in continuous improvement initiatives who want to integrate Kanban practices for smoother change management.
8. Anyone Involved in Scrum Project Management: Anyone engaged in Scrum project management, including project managers, Scrum Masters, or team members, can benefit from this training to broaden their skills and optimize project management.
Course Program
Day 1: Introduction to PSK and Kanban Foundations in a Scrum Context
Welcome and Introduction to PSK
- Introduction of the trainer, participants, and training objectives.
- Overview of Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK).
Scrum Review
- Recap of fundamental Scrum principles.
- Discussion on how Scrum can benefit from integrating Kanban.
Introduction to Kanban
- Basic principles of Kanban.
- Benefits of using Kanban in conjunction with Scrum.
Kanban Practices in Scrum: Part 1
- Work-In-Progress (WIP) Limits.
- Visualization of the workflow.
Day 2: Advanced Practices and Applying PSK in the Scrum Context
Kanban Practices in Scrum: Part 2
- Managing backlog items with Kanban.
- Using Kanban metrics in a Scrum context.
Integrating Kanban into Scrum
- Identifying opportunities to integrate Kanban into Scrum events.
- Discussion on synergies between Scrum and Kanban.
Practical Use Case: Kanban and Scrum Integration Simulation
- Practical application of learned concepts.
- Feedback and group discussion.
Continuous Optimization and Scaling
- Strategies for continuous optimization with Kanban and Scrum.
- Considerations for scaling these practices in larger organizations.
Mock Exam and PSK Certification Preparation
- Mock exam simulating the PSK certification.
- Review of key topics.
Conclusion and Training Closure
- Recap of learning outcomes.
- Information on PSK certification.
This structure maintains a clean and organized presentation format for each day of the training.
Why Choose Our Course?
Choosing the Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK) training can be beneficial for several reasons, depending on your professional goals and organizational context. Here are some reasons why you might consider this training:
1. Improved Flexibility: PSK training explores how integrating Kanban can make Scrum more flexible. This provides ways to adjust the workflow and adapt to changes more effectively.
2. Workflow Optimization: By learning advanced Kanban practices, you'll discover how to optimize the workflow, minimize bottlenecks, and enhance productivity within the Scrum context.
3. Better Change Management: Kanban is often associated with smoother change management. PSK training provides you with tools to manage changes incrementally and continuously, aligned with Scrum principles.
4. In-Depth Understanding of Kanban and Scrum: The training offers an in-depth understanding of the fundamental principles of Kanban and how they integrate into the Scrum ecosystem, allowing you to master both approaches.
5. Improved Work Visibility: With the introduction of practices such as workflow visualization and Work-In-Progress (WIP) Limits, PSK training helps increase work visibility, facilitating management and collaboration.
6. Continuous Optimization: Learn to apply continuous optimization principles through Kanban practices, emphasizing the constant improvement of processes and outcomes.
7. PSK Certification Preparation: PSK training is often followed by a certification exam. The Professional Scrum with Kanban certification attests to your skills and understanding of the principles and practices taught.
8. Immediate Application in Your Work Context: The concepts learned in the training are directly applicable in a professional setting. You can implement these practices immediately upon returning to work.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who should take PSK training?
The training is aimed at Scrum Masters, Product Owners, Scrum team members and any professional involved in agile project management, seeking to enrich their skills by integrating Kanban principles into the Scrum context.
What are the prerequisites for participating in PSK training?
It is recommended to have a basic understanding of Scrum, although it is not required. Participants may benefit from prior experience working in a Scrum environment.
What topics are covered in PSK training?
The training covers topics such as Kanban fundamentals, workflow optimization, priority management, and how to integrate Kanban into Scrum events.
What are the benefits of integrating Kanban into Scrum?
Kanban integration enables more flexible workflow management, continuous optimization and better visibility, improving the ability to respond to changes and maximize value delivery.
How can PSK certification benefit professionally?
PSK certification attests to your competence in integrating Kanban practices into the Scrum context, strengthening your credibility as an agile project management professional and opening new professional opportunities.
Are exam fees included in my exam basket?
Yes, exam fees are included.
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Participating in the Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK) training was a highly enriching experience for me as a project management professional. The training offered an in-depth perspective on how the principles of Scrum can be extended and improved with the integration of Kanban.