Does your work require you to do lots of things you are really not sure are important, or you know are important only because your manager complains when the are not done?

Are you unable to get good practices introduced to your team or buying from management because you don't know how to "sell it" to them?

It can be challenging to understand the value in some of your activities, especially when you have a large workload to get through. It can also be difficult to get your ideas for improvement across to team members or management, especially when you only have ideas on how to make improvements.

Using Kanban as a technique to expose the details of your working practises, whether that be an adhoc routine or a formal process, can give you valuable data to start discussions as to the real underlying problems that prevent you getting things "done on time"

During this talk we will discuss the technique of Kanban in order to help drive changes in your team that will provide real value in the context of the worst possible company I can think of to work for: Mutually Assured Financial Investment Association. You should leave with lots of ideas on how to start evolving your practices to be able to deliver better solutions in a more manageable way.

	Kanban Portfolio Management Kevin Ryan : 13th Feb 2012
	Maps of Living Documentation Christian Hassa : 18th Nov 2011
	Driving Requirements from Business Value Chris Matts : 18th Nov 2011
	Visualising quality Gojko Adzic : 18th Nov 2011
	BDD As It's Meant To Be Done Matt Wynne : 18th Nov 2011
	What Testers and Developers Can Learn David Evans : 18th Nov 2011
	Where Exploration And Automation Meet: G Andrew Kemp : 18th Nov 2011
	Specifying User Interaction Lasse Koskela : 18th Nov 2011
	Frustrated Architect Simon Brown : 15th Nov 2011
	TDD Android Apps w. Robolectric Joseph Moore : 6th Oct 2011
	You Think You Know Agile? Nathan Gloyn : 5th Sep 2011
	Agile company Allan Kelly : 1st Sep 2011
	Paul Graham’s Trough of Sorrow : 25th Aug 2011
	Stuff I wish I'd known Jon Jagger : 4th Aug 2011
	UX for Hackers Various Speakers : 28th Jul 2011