Kanban Manager with AI Certified (KMC)
$190

Price
180 days (6 months)
You're the person responsible for keeping a Kanban team's workflow honest — WIP limits enforced, bottlenecks named, cadences actually running. KMC is the credential that certifies the manager role.
Course Overview
KMC is the manager-level credential in the Kanbanstudy family. The course covers how to design, optimize, and govern Kanban workflows; how to manage the Kanban roles and responsibilities; how to use Kanban metrics — lead time, throughput, cycle time, WIP — to make data-driven decisions; how to strengthen team and stakeholder collaboration through cadences and feedback loops; and how to set up and scale Kanban implementations using AI-enabled platforms. 100-question exam, 120 minutes, course fee includes the exam fee.
What You Will Learn
- How to design a Kanban workflow that actually matches the work — not a generic three-column board. How to set and defend WIP limits without breaking team throughput. How to read Kanban metrics — lead time, cycle time, throughput, cumulative flow — and identify what each one tells you. How to run Kanban cadences that produce decisions, not just status updates. How to align Kanban with business objectives like OKRs. How to use AI-enabled Kanban tools for forecasting and bottleneck detection.
About the Course
- KMC is the manager-level credential in the Kanbanstudy framework — the right cert for the person responsible for designing, governing, and optimizing a team's Kanban workflow.
How the Course Works
- Online and self-paced through the VMEdu LMS. The full preparatory course, high-quality video content, study guides, chapter tests, case studies, role-play exercises, a complimentary e-copy of the KBOK Guide, and the certification exam itself are all included in the course fee. Mobile and desktop both work. If you're buying for a team or want help applying what you learn after the exam, an optional Trinity advisory engagement is available on request.
Who this Course is For
- You if you're managing a Kanban team. You if you're a project or operations manager moving to flow-based delivery. You if you're a delivery lead in a service team. You if you've earned KEC and the next step is leading the implementation.
Individual Outcomes
- You'll hold the Kanban manager credential, qualify for delivery-lead and operations-manager roles in flow-based teams, and open the path to KSDOC for cross-method work.
Organizational Outcomes
- If you're trying to develop internal capacity to run Kanban implementations without external consultants, KMC names the manager role. It also signals to leadership that the Kanban metrics being reported come from a credentialed methodology, not just observation.
Why Choose this certification
- KMC is the credential that names the manager role in a Kanban team — the person responsible for keeping flow honest. It's also the stepping stone to KSDOC for cross-method work integrating Kanban with Scrum, DevOps, and OKRs.
Why choose Trinity
- Managing flow under WIP constraints is the discipline at the center of KMC — and it's the same discipline behind every continuous-improvement program the team I led ran in industrial operations. Visualize the work, limit WIP, find the bottleneck, fix it. Across two decades of plant-floor and operations leadership that pattern delivered $20M+ in documented savings across the Specialty Metals Manufacturer and Global Industrial Equipment Manufacturer engagements, 46% reduction in operating expenses, 50% scrap reduction, and 40% efficiency improvement. Trinity carries KMC because the credential names the discipline. Optional Trinity advisory engagement available after certification to help you install Kanban management practices in your own organization.
Accreditation & Recognition
- Trinity is a Kanbanstudy / VMEdu Authorized Training Partner (V.A.T.P.). Trinity provides training and enrollment support using VMEdu's accredited course content and platform; credentials are issued by Kanbanstudy (a brand of VMEdu Inc.) upon meeting their requirements. Trinity does not issue credentials directly.
