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Maturity Model Using Kanban

The Kanban Maturity Model document outlines six levels of organizational maturity for implementing Kanban practices: 1. Chaotic - Entirely unpredictable with individual heroics and emergent processes. 2. Reactionary - Focus on getting things done and improved transparency. 3. Tactical - Emphasis on delivering tasks and collaboration at the team level. The model provides guidance for organizations to evolve experimentally towards more advanced levels of maturity by implementing Kanban practices, managing flow, using feedback loops and continuous improvement.

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Maturity Model Using Kanban

The Kanban Maturity Model document outlines six levels of organizational maturity for implementing Kanban practices: 1. Chaotic - Entirely unpredictable with individual heroics and emergent processes. 2. Reactionary - Focus on getting things done and improved transparency. 3. Tactical - Emphasis on delivering tasks and collaboration at the team level. The model provides guidance for organizations to evolve experimentally towards more advanced levels of maturity by implementing Kanban practices, managing flow, using feedback loops and continuous improvement.

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Kanban Maturity Model


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P R A C T I C E S C U L T U R E O U T C O M E S

Kanban Method Observable Behaviour Actions Scope


Organizational
Maturity Values Focus Trust Leadership
Limitations & Rewards

INDIVIDUALISM
Achievement

CHAOTIC
General Practices Who
Relief from Overburdening
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Task
1. Visualize (with kanban board) Oblivious I am
2. Limit work-in-progress (with kanban)

LOW
REACTIONARY
• Get things done • Entirely Unpredictable
3. Manage flow
4. Make policies explicit
• Improved transparency

TACTICAL
5. Implement feedback loops
6. Improve collaboratively, evolve experimentally Collaboration

Deliverable
using models & the scientific method • Individual Heroics

1
Taking Initiative
Team- Transparency • Emergent Process

UNALIGNED
Focused

TRIBALISM
• Inconsistent Outcomes
Service Delivery Principles Customer Awareness • Happier Workers
• Basic understanding of workflow Who
Your organization is a network of interdependent • Improved collaboration we are

Product / Service
Customer Awareness
services with policies that determine its behavior. • Greater empathy Flow

2
Therefore: • Improved quality of work • Managerial Heroics
Customer- Basic Understanding
Respect • Consistent Process
1. Understand and focus on the customer’s needs • Basic understanding
and expectations of demand and capability
Driven Evolutionary Change • Inconsistent Outcomes
Acts of Leadership
2. Manage the work; let workers self-organize • Managerial coordination Narrative
around it
3. Regularly review the network and its polices to Customer Service to
improve outcomes. fit-for-purpose • Risk Exposed
Customer Service Balance

Shared Services
• Consistent Process

Product Lines

ALIGNMENT | UNITY | SHARED PURPOSE


• Shorter Lead time Why
3
Deeper Understanding
Fit-for- Fit for Purpose
• Consistent Outcomes
• Predictability
OPERATIONAL

Change Management Principles


EXPLAINABLE

• Meet SLAs Purpose Leadership at All Levels we exist • Happier Customers


Unity & Alignment
1. Start with what you do now • Actionable metrics Short-term Results
• Understanding current processes, as actually practiced
Agreement
• Respecting existing roles, responsibilities & job titles
A N T I C I PAT O R Y

Customer Intimacy
Services Portfolio
2. Gain agreement to pursue improvement Product Lines/
Risk Management Deeper Balance
What
4
through evolutionary change Competition • Happier Shareholders
3. Encourage acts of leadership at all levels
• Risk Hedging Risk Fitter For Purpose • Quantitatively
• Quantitative analysis
Hedged Leadership Development we do Managed Process
• Dynamic scheduling Regulatory Compliance
Fairness
• Sustainable Outcomes
• Economically Robust

Experimentation
Pr

Rediscovery
• Optimized Processes

H I G H
Organizational Agility
CONGRUENT
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Congruence

5 Market
How
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Business Lines Portfolio

• Superior Outcomes
STRATEGIC

• Re-configurable shared services Fittest For Purpose


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Business Focus we do it • Market Leading Economics


Managed • Workforce flexibility Leader
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Equality of Opportunity
• Perfectionism
Evolution Social Mobility

Culture of Challenging
Outcomes
6
• Replacing symbols of value Built for • Long-term Security
TM • Reinventing what & how
Long-term Survival ReInvention • Robust to Disruption
• Redefining why & who
Survival Tolerance & Diversity
• Continued Relevance

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