JeffKoch
JeffKoch
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Using Kanban: (08) Go ForthExplore what your world looks like when you have a Kanban/Kaizen culture, and how to keep it going after you've started.
Full course outline:
- Mod 01: Why Kanban?
- Mod 02: Start Where You Are
- Mod 03: Learn to Read
- Mod 04: Induce Pain
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Using Kanban: (07) Tools for Your ToolboxKanban doesn't prescribe methods or practices, but you need a well-informed and really robust toolbox to tackle your impediments. We share a bunch of our ideas, but more importantly, we help you inspire your team to come up with its own solutions.
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Using Kanban: (06) Try StuffTake ownership of your process, and try something to make it better. How will you know whether your change helped? How quickly can you find out? If it didn't help, what now?
- [00:41] - Kanban Try Stuff
- [13:00] - Culture Flag
- [1:61:02] - Focus on Flow
- [26:19] - Demo: Focus on Flow
Full course outline:
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Using Kanban: (05) TriageKanban calls for continuous, incremental improvement, which might mean small progressive fixes, or planting seeds for a longer-term effort, or both. Learn how to weigh the tradeoffs and prioritize without getting bogged down.
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Using Kanban: (04) Induce PainLimiting work in process sounds harmless until you start trying: you and everybody else will immediately want to raise it again. It's a key Kanban practice to get you looking for, and embracing, the pains in your process—so you can solve them the right way.
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Using Kanban: (03) Learn to ReadHow do you interpret what your board is telling you? You have to figure out where your impediments are, and they usually aren't where you thought they'd be. Learn how to spot the elephants on your board—obvious, common, critical dysfunctions that no one wants to see.
- [00:31] - Learn to Read Overview
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Using Kanban: (02) Start Where You AreKanban starts where you are, not where you want to be, and not where you wish you were. Visualizing your process and making policies explicit are the tools Kanban uses to elicit that starting point. How do you build a board that surfaces the really difficult truths?
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Using Kanban: (01) Why Kanban?Kanban is a tool, not an end in itself. If you're choosing it because it seems kinder and gentler than other types of process change, you're either going to be disappointed or unpleasantly surprised. Before we start, we'll talk about what you're really getting yourself into and what you need to be ready...
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Security Fundamentals: (05) Protecting the Server and ClientLearn about protecting the physical assets in your organization, including servers and clients—and the software running on them—and how to secure them.
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Security Fundamentals: (04) Understanding Network SecurityA network can be the most vulnerable part of an IT infrastructure. Learn some of the methods and options for securing these invaluable assets, and gain from a discussion of firewalls, Network Access Protection (NAP), protocols, and wireless networks, from a security standpoint.
- [01:18] - Firewall
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Developing Windows Store Apps with HTML5 Jump Start: (01a) Designing a Windows 8 App, Part 1
Nov 16, 2012 at 2:38 PM@Xander: This was a two-day Jump Start event and we split them up in to two different course offerings. So this is the first module of the second day. Hope that clears it up a bit.
Developing HTML5 Apps Jump Start (01a): HTML5 Semantic Structure, Part 1
Nov 01, 2012 at 8:58 AM@parveen: Here's a link to the Prep Guide for the exam: Prep Guide Exam 70-480. If you follow the link there will be a Schedule button to the right on the page. Follow that link and you should be able to register. Use HTMLJMP as a promotion code when you get to that part of the registration process.
Developing HTML5 Apps Jump Start (01a): HTML5 Semantic Structure, Part 1
Nov 01, 2012 at 8:55 AM@Mike Kabala: I'll see if I can add the slides to each of the posts a little later today.
Developing Windows Store Apps with HTML5 Jump Start: (05a) Programming User Interaction, Part 1
Oct 30, 2012 at 7:20 PM@Steve: We understand that HTML isn't everyone's preference for developing desktop apps. We're busily working on putting together a Jump Start to cover app development with C#/XAML. Hopefully, we'll have something to announce by the end of the year. Stay tuned.
Developing HTML5 Apps Jump Start (01a): HTML5 Semantic Structure, Part 1
Oct 30, 2012 at 7:07 PM@Holger1973: Thanks for the feedback! Let us know how the exam goes for you, and be sure to use the voucher code above. Cheers!