We introduced a Kanban-based flow system across six teams covering engineering, operations, and product. The work included designing intake policies, establishing WIP limits, defining service classes for different work types, and building operational dashboards for flow health. Teams moved from reactive fire-fighting to a demand-driven, policy-governed delivery model in ten weeks.
We introduced a Kanban-based flow system across six teams covering engineering, operations, and product. The work included designing intake policies, establishing WIP limits, defining service classes for different work types, and building operational dashboards for flow health. Teams moved from reactive fire-fighting to a demand-driven, policy-governed delivery model in ten weeks.
Teams were drowning in unplanned demand with no shared language for prioritisation, leading to constant context-switching, unpredictable throughput, and escalating senior-stakeholder frustration.
We applied Kanban Method principles progressively — starting with visualisation and WIP limits, then introducing service classes and explicit policies, and finally connecting team-level flow data to a portfolio-level dashboard used in executive reviews.
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