Lean Software Development

Integrate lean software development with agile engineering practices to amp up the efficiency and effectiveness of any development team or organization. Significantly reduce waste and maximize value.

Why it matters

Lean Software Development equips teams with practical strategies to reduce waste, boost productivity, and build better software faster. Whether you’re new to lean or deepening your agile practice, this course provides tools to drive meaningful impact.

Key benefits

• Leverage lean software development and agile engineering practices to improve work systems by maximizing value, increasing efficiency, adapting to change, respecting people, and empowering teams. 
• Understand the seven principles of lean software development.
• Discover how agile engineering practices like Design Thinking, BDD, and XP work cohesively with lean software development principles. Integrate these approaches to drive more effective, productive software development.
• Developers will increase their skills by understanding how to apply lean to agile engineering.
• Teams and enterprises can improve efficiency and reduce waste, enhance value delivery, foster a culture of continuous improvement, faster time-to-market, and better agility with lean for agile engineering.
• Take this course to solve these problems:
  • Inefficiency and waste
  • Rigid planning and inflexibility
  • Delayed feedback and long time-to-market
  • Low customer involvement
  • Unsustainable workloads
  • Poor quality and high defect rates
  • Lack of empowerment and motivation among developers
  • Knowledge silos and communication barriers

Key learning outcomes

• Understand the seven principles of lean software development
• Identify and eliminate sources of waste
• Improve flow, feedback loops, and team efficiency
• Apply lean thinking to real-world agile practices
• Foster a culture of continuous improvement

Timezone smart

Running 6:00 – 10:00 PM in Sydney, this session lands squarely inside the working day for Europe and Asia‑Pacific, making it genuinely global‑friendly. It works as a productive morning session in London, a midday to afternoon block in India, an afternoon session in Southeast Asia, and an evening session for New Zealand — all without asking anyone to join at unreasonable hours.

Standard time mapping (no daylight saving):

• London – GMT (UTC+0): 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• Bangalore – IST (UTC+5:30): 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM
• Singapore – SGT (UTC+8): 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
• Sydney – AEST (UTC+10): 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
• Auckland – NZST (UTC+12): 8:00 PM – 12:00 AM