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LET'S MAKE THIS WORLD A BETTER PLACE TO THRIVE IN!
My Free Learning Center is an online platform that offers educational resources for individuals seeking to expand their knowledge and skills. The center provides free courses on various topics such as Lean, Agile, Product Management, Health & Wellness, and much more.
I have a passion for sharing knowledge and empowering individuals to reach their full potential. Through his platform, I aim to make unique education accessible to everyone regardless of their background or financial situation.
The Free Learning Center's courses are designed to be comprehensive, interactive(In the near future), and easy to follow, with a focus on practical applications and real-world scenarios/videos as references. Learners can access the courses anytime, anywhere, and learn at their own pace.
In addition to the courses, the Free Learning Center also provides resources such as e-books, blogs, and forums to facilitate learning and collaboration among learners. I am always engaged in providing personalized support and guidance to help learners achieve their learning goals and to be KAIZEN.
Overall, the Free Learning Center by myself is a valuable resource for anyone looking to enhance their skills and knowledge in project/program fields. This platform will also provide an excellent opportunity for lifelong learning and personal growth, all at NO COST TO ALL LEARNERS.
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Why is it important to Learn LEAN Before Learning Agile?
Why is it important to Learn LEAN Before Learning Agile?
Lean is a philosophy that emphasizes the optimization of processes to reduce waste and improve efficiency, which ultimately leads to better value for customers. The following are the steps and why it is important to learn Lean before learning Agile values and principles and to have an Agile mindset:
Define Value: The first step in Lean is to define what value means for your customers. This involves understanding their needs and preferences, and identifying what they are willing to pay for.
Example: A company that sells bicycles may define value as a lightweight, durable, and stylish bike that meets the needs of its customers.
Importance: Understanding customer value is important because it helps to focus efforts on creating products and services that meet customer needs and preferences.
Map the Value Stream: The second step is to map out the entire process that creates value for the customer. This involves identifying all the steps involved in the process and understanding how they contribute to the final product or service.
Example: In the case of the bicycle company, the value stream may involve sourcing materials, designing the bike, manufacturing, assembly, and distribution.
Importance: Mapping the value stream is important because it helps to identify waste and inefficiencies in the process, which can then be eliminated to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Create Flow: The third step is to create a flow of work that is smooth and uninterrupted. This involves eliminating bottlenecks and ensuring that work is done in a logical sequence.
Example: In the case of the bicycle company, creating flow may involve designing a production line that is efficient and minimizes the need for manual intervention.
Importance: Creating flow is important because it helps to reduce lead times and improve overall efficiency, which ultimately leads to better value for customers.
Establish Pull: The fourth step is to establish a pull-based system where work is only done in response to customer demand. This involves creating a system that responds quickly to changes in demand.
Example: In the case of the bicycle company, establishing pull may involve creating a system where bikes are only produced when orders are received.
Importance: Establishing a pull is important because it helps to reduce inventory levels and minimize waste, which ultimately leads to better value for customers.
Pursue Perfection: The final step is to pursue continuous improvement and strive for perfection. This involves constantly looking for ways to improve the process and eliminate waste.
Example: In the case of the bicycle company, pursuing perfection may involve using new materials that are lighter and more durable, or designing new production processes that are more efficient.
Importance: Pursuing perfection is important because it helps to ensure that the organization is constantly improving and delivering better value for customers.
Learning Lean is important because it helps organizations to understand customer value, identify waste and inefficiencies in their processes, and create a culture of continuous improvement. By mastering Lean, organizations can then apply Agile values and principles, and develop an Agile mindset that is focused on delivering value to customers in an efficient and effective manner.
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Why Learn Lean and Agile together?
Why Learn Lean and Agile together?
Lean and agile have different but compatible goals to create value for customers and to eliminate waste. Lean is a management method that examines processes and value streams to remove any activity that does not bring value to the customer or end user. Agile is a way of thinking that prioritizes early and frequent delivery of software that satisfies customer needs. Lean and agile can enhance each other to increase efficiency, quality, and customer satisfaction.
Some of the advantages of using lean and agile together are:
Quicker feedback
Fast learning cycles
More collaboration and communication
Less To-Do's or Limited work in progress
More flexibility and adaptability
Better alignment with customer expectations
Benefits for Learning LEAN and AGILE?
Benefits for Learning LEAN and AGILE?
Benefits of Learning LEAN
Lean is a management approach that seeks to eliminate waste and increase value for customers and end users.
Individuals can get the following benefit(s) from learning lean (not limited to):
Enhanced efficiency and productivity of business processes
Easier management of changing priorities and complexity
Lowered lead time and costs
Improved customer satisfaction and loyalty
Better visibility and communication among stakeholders
Increased team morale and empowerment
More innovation and creativity
More reliable delivery of customer value
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Benefits of Learning Agile?
Agile is a way of thinking that prioritizes early and frequent delivery of software that satisfies customer needs. Individuals and organizations can benefit from learning agile in many ways.
Some of the benefits of learning agile are (not limited to):
More flexibility and adaptability to change
Better communication and collaboration among teams
Lowered lead time and costs
Improved customer satisfaction and loyalty
Enhanced feedback and visibility among stakeholders
Increased team morale and productivity
More creativity and innovation
More consistent delivery of customer value
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So, where does Product Management Fit in?
So, where does Product Management Fit in?
Product management is the practice of guiding a product from idea to launch, and beyond. Product managers are in charge of understanding customer needs, setting the product vision and strategy, working with cross-functional teams, and bringing value to the market. Learning product management can have many advantages for individuals (Not limited to).
Enhanced customer focus and satisfaction
Improved efficiency and productivity of product development
More flexibility and adaptability to changing market conditions
Better communication and collaboration among stakeholders
More creativity and innovation
More consistent delivery of customer value
Lowered costs and waste
More career opportunities and growth
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Flow to Build Learning Mindset
Flow to Build Learning Mindset
To learn something effectively, you need to understand the reasons, the people, the facts, the sources, and the processes behind it. My learning resources will guide you through each of these aspects so that you can gain insightful and richer knowledge.
To learn something effectively, you need to understand the reasons, the people, the facts, the sources, and the processes behind it. My learning resources will guide you through each of these aspects so that you can gain insightful and richer knowledge.
Understand the purpose and value of learning any subject or topic relates to your goals, interests, needs, or curiosity. Which may help you see the benefits and outcomes of learning. Learn: to develop a new skill, solve a problem, explore a passion, or prepare for a career.
Identify the people who should learn or be affected by. Who you can learn from, with, or for. You may have to appreciate the perspectives and experiences of others who are connected. Bring relevance: from experts, peers, mentors, role models, audiences, stakeholders, or beneficiaries.
Define the content and skills that you will learn from my resources. It will help you understand what you need to know, do, or feel. Also will help you set clear and specific learning objectives and criteria for yourself. Learn: Facts, concepts, principles, methods, techniques, strategies, attitudes, principles or values.
Locate the sources and resources that you can use. Where you can find information, guidance, or feedback or access different settings, environments, or platforms that facilitate your learning process. For example, you can find other resources where such as books, articles, videos, podcasts, websites, simulations, experiments, or other online courses.
Demonstrate and evaluate your learning. It shows you how you can apply your learning to real-world tasks, situations, or problems. It also helps you check your understanding and progress through various forms of assessment. For example, I will be curating interesting Quizzes at end of each topic, you may assess yourself before you proceed or connect with me if you have any doubts.
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