Lean software development is focused on removing inefficiencies and waste from your software development efforts.

Kanban is an increasingly popular system for scheduling your projects – it helps you define what to create, and how to limit your work items to ensure that applications are built on schedule and to very high quality.

Kanban – which originated as a just-in-time manufacturing process for Toyota – is synergistic with all development methodologies, including Agile methodologies like Scrum. Applying the lean principles of software development with Kanban actually makes your agile transition more effective.

This 2 ½ hour virtual conference – hosted by Kent Beck, the developer of Extreme Programming, and moderated by Alan Zeichick, the founder of SD Times – explores Kanban with a goal of helping you understand how it works, how it can improve your agile processes, and help yourorganization write better software faster than ever.

The Presenters:

Host - Kent Beck- Kent Beck, one of the industry’s best-known agile practitioners, is the founder and director of Three Rivers Institute (TRI).

Speaker - Aslam Khan- Aslam Khan, a noted agile software development expert, has two decades of professional experience covering software architecture and development using design patterns, agile methodologies and various static and dynamic programming languages.

Speaker - Henrik Kniberg- Henrik Kniberg is an agile and lean software development coach based in Stockholm.

Moderator- Alan Zeichick- Editorial Director of SD Times