Professional Scrum with Kanban

When
9:30am — 4:45pm
Eastern Time (EST/EDT)
Tuesday, Jul 21, 2026 to Wednesday, Jul 22, 2026
Where
Online

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About the Course

Modern Scrum teams often look to Kanban to improve their workflow. This course explores the ways Scrum is enhanced by integrating the essential Kanban practices and metrics.

People are practicing Kanban to improve the flow and quality of work. The Kanban strategy complements Scrum with pragmatic techniques that improve transparency and continuous improvement.

Scrum.org collaborated with Daniel Vacanti in the creation of this course. In 2007, Daniel helped to develop the Kanban Method for knowledge work, including managing the world’s first project implementation of Kanban.

In this class, you will learn the principles of flow in the context of Scrum for more efficient, predictable, and effective outcomes.

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Learning Outcomes

Students will learn how to optimize their workflow by adding Kanban practices and metrics to Scrum:

  • Visualizing the Sprint Backlog workflow on a Kanban board.
  • Limiting Work in Progress (WIP).
  • Actively managing work items in progress.
  • Continually inspecting and adapting the way the team uses flow optimization.
  • Cycle Time, Work-in-Progress, Item Aging, Throughput.
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Who Should Attend

Organizations using DevOps, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) will find adding flow to their application of Scrum to be a natural complement.

After taking the course, you will have an opportunity to validate that you understand core Kanban topics. We will invite you to take an online assessment that evaluates your understanding and provides you with guidance on areas to improve. This exclusive assessment is only available to class participants.

What You Need

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Webcam is required. A good internet connection is important. Consider using headphones unless your room is quiet.
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A willing to experiment is invaluable. Openness to new tools and techniques leads to opportunity.

What You Get

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Expertise

Expert instruction with professional trainer, David Sabine.
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Supplemental Materials

Comprehensive Learning Paths provide clear guidance for additional self-study and exploration.

What People Say

Great instruction, especially for a Product Owner just starting in Agile.

Product Owner

The experience was amazing. It definitely helps me understand the Scrum framework.

Product Manager

The class is very interactive. All the knowledge is applicable in a real-life environment.

Revenue Operations Manager

David used relevant examples for my work context which allowed me to immediately apply the Scrum concepts.

College Board Chair

David is well informed and collaborative in his learning. He is able to understand the gaps in his student's knowledge, and fill them in as needed.

Program Manager, Financial Services

It was great and I really enjoyed David’s approach of teaching like we are having a «conversation over coffee». It makes the learning process way more pleasant! Thank you again David!

Scrum Master

Instructor was knowledgeable, well prepared and ran the class well. He presented the info in an easily learnable way and engaged the audience in appropriate discussion and learning exercises

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