Kanban System: SPaMCast #100

by Chris Hefley

If you’re into Lean/Agile/Kanban or anything related to software processes, metrics, and management, and you’ve never heard of the Software Process and Measurement Cast (SPaMCast), then you have been missing out. Tom Cagley’s series of interviews and essays on SpaMCast are consistently some of the highest quality material in the world of podcasting, and not to be missed. Check out these episodes (some of our favorites):

And there are so many more…check out Tom’s interviews with a “who’s who” list from of the software development world: Kent Beck, Ken Schwaber, Mike Cohn, Scott Ambler, Ivar Jacobson, and Grady Booch and more.

So, when Tom asked me to sit down and talk to him about the nuts and bolts of Kanban, I felt honored to do so. We had a great conversation, and talked about everything from the basic “what is kanban” to more advanced topics, how to get started, and more. It’s episode #100, and you can check it out here.

Chris Hefley

Chris Hefley is a co-founder of LeanKit. After years of coping with “broken” project management systems in software development, Chris helped build LeanKit as a way for teams to become more effective. He believes in building software and systems that make people’s lives better and transform their relationship with work. In 2011, he was nominated for the Lean Systems Society’s Brickell Key Award. Follow Chris on Twitter @indomitablehef.