Getting Started with PK
Personal Kanban Books
Sign up for the Personal Kanban Newsletter
Tags
101 Applications approaches backlog collaboration design patterns effectiveness efficiency existential overhead flow goals gtd how-to improvement infopak inventory Kaizen kanban kidzban lean limiting WIP metrics muppets pattern recognition Performance personal kanban Philosophy pomodoro primer prioritization productivity projects psychology pull retrospectives task types teams transference value stream video visual control visualization waste wip workflowMost Popular
- 100% Personal Kanban 101
- 99% Personal Kanban the Book
- 20% About
- 16% Building Your First Personal Kanban
- 15% What is a Kanban?
Tag Archives: inventory
Sunk Cost, Loss Aversion, and Cannibalism: Lean Muppet Series Post 3
After losing an “I” and his tie, this New York baker is ready for Cookie to leave. I cannot count the number of times I, as a consultant, have been called in to diagnose an obvious problem. Cookie Monster…now he … Continue reading
Posted in Primers
Tagged inventory, loss aversion, muda, muppets, root cause, sunk cost fallacy, waste
2 Comments
What If I Had A Slack Card?
“All things in moderation, including moderation.” ― Mark Twain In yesterday’s post, you may have noticed that we have a “Slack Card” in our Personal Kanban for the day. The problem we, like most people, were having was this: Productivity … Continue reading
Inventory Makes Work
Lean talks a lot about inventory. A major tenet of Lean is to reduce inventory. Companies that stock up on too much stuff have to maintain that stuff, manage it, and then deal with it when it is no longer … Continue reading
