Russell Healy

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@jpbayley @actineo_xyz Looks great, but statistically suspicious :-)

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@valfreitas2k @TriVCoderDojo You're very welcome 😀

[Russell Healy @getkanban]

@valfreitas2k @TriVCoderDojo Send me an email: [email protected]

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@AdamYuret @paul_boos @eegrove @Honer_CUT @ADavidKane Online was run by @danvacanti. I don't know current status

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@Scrimmers Email me: [email protected]

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@charlottehinton @robholmesnz Had a fantastic day at @Te_Papa with @robholmesnz and @charlottehinton and colleagues. Great team!

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@robholmesnz Sure thing

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@KanbanDan I like it!!

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@Helen_J_Meek @JonMcNestrie Because tactical choices here may influence outcomes. "We could finish this one today and get value for it, even though it's lower on our list"

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@Helen_J_Meek @JonMcNestrie Damping tampering is in itself a potential teaching point, of course. Great question ;-)

[Russell Healy @getkanban]

@Helen_J_Meek @JonMcNestrie Can you elaborate on that last question?

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@Helen_J_Meek @JonMcNestrie Summary here: https://t.co/Uy09fvqeNu

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@Helen_J_Meek @JonMcNestrie We limit the number of times that we are allowed to change WIP limits to 3 to avoid constant tampering à la Deming (The New Economics, ch 9)

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@paltman @ksola_albino @lki_dja As @lki_dja says it's a simulation, a training tool used for teaching Kanban by doing. I named it poorly, should have listened to @lki_dja 5 years ago and called it a simulation :-)

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@Helen_J_Meek Hi Helen

Please email me: [email protected]

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@danvacanti @marcoXbresciani @t_magennis I think both charts are useful and complementary. Slightly different views on exactly the same data

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@danvacanti @marcoXbresciani @t_magennis "Cumulative" is a red herring in the discussion about whether the chart can be viewed as a stacked area chart or not. Of course the values tracked are cumulative, no argument there.

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@danvacanti @marcoXbresciani @t_magennis Remove a line, and the meaning of the area changes. Still stacked.

[Russell Healy @getkanban]

@t_magennis @danvacanti @marcoXbresciani Yes

[Russell Healy @getkanban]

@danvacanti @marcoXbresciani @t_magennis But this discussion is getting nit-picky. To @t_magennis original post, a line chart in which the data for the lines are WIP counts for each state (or goup of states) gives better visibility of WIP trends than a CFD, which is valuable.