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Pomodoro Daisuki–Session Based Personal Kanban and Pomodoro

Posted on January 5, 2012 by Jim Benson

Today I installed the Pomodoro Daisuki app in Chrome and thought I’d give a quick experience report. So far today, Tonianne and I have run our entire workday using Pomodoro Daisuki. Yes, it has the usual Pomodoro functionality, but some … Continue reading →

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Urgent and Important: Incorporating your existing tools into Personal Kanban

Posted on January 20, 2010 by Jim Benson

We’ve devised Personal Kanban to adapt to any system you might currently use (unless of course your preferred  system is utter chaos). The only two rules are visualize your work and limit work-in-progress (WIP). PK’s main goal is to get … Continue reading →

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The Subproject Approach to Personal Kanban in Detail

Posted on September 1, 2009 by Jim Benson

Problematic for personal kanban is that its task-based nature undermines lean’s value-tracking goals. Kanban, not even personal kanban, is not a to-do list.  Personal kanban tracks tasks because that’s primarily how individuals measure work and value. Your personal kanban can … Continue reading →

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Mission Based Kanban – Personal Kanban for Small Teams

Posted on August 22, 2009 by Jim Benson

Kanban for Small Teams and Rapid Projects, track work, build fast, finish successfully. Continue reading →

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Personal Kanban for Authors

Posted on August 22, 2009 by Jim Benson

Creating a kanban specifically for writing projects. Good view of an evolving work flow Continue reading →

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