If you build, release or support products, a Lean Management certification gives you a practical way to make work flow better. At tryScrum, our Lean certification programs take the proven ideas of Lean, such as value, waste, flow, pull and continuous improvement, and apply them to product development and product operations rather than the factory floor. Whether you are a team member, a Scrum Master, a support lead or a manager, our courses help you see where work gets stuck and fix it.
This page helps you find the right Lean and flow-focused training at tryScrum. Our catalogue includes Lean Management for Product & Operations Teams (LMPO), along with related courses that deepen your skills in Kanban and flow metrics: Applying Professional Kanban (APK), Applying Metrics for Predictability (AMP) and Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK).
Here is how each course can help your team deliver faster with less waste.
Most Lean training still teaches with factory and back-office examples. At tryScrum, we teach Lean through the work product teams actually do: features, releases, incidents and support tickets. Our courses are built around simulations and real problems from your own team, so you leave knowing how to apply Lean on Monday morning, not just how to define it.
Whether you are starting your Lean journey or want to strengthen your flow and improvement skills, tryScrum offers practical Lean management training built for modern product and operations teams.
Lean management is a way of working that focuses on delivering customer value with less waste. It helps teams improve flow, reduce delays and handoffs, and build a habit of continuous improvement.
No. Lean started in manufacturing, but its ideas apply well to software, digital products and product support. Our courses focus on these areas.
Start with Lean Management for Product & Operations Teams (LMPO). It covers the Lean foundations and how to apply them across building and supporting products. You can then go deeper into flow with APK or AMP.
Scrum is a framework for delivering work in short cycles, and Kanban is a method for managing flow. Lean is the broader thinking behind both, focused on value and waste. Learning Lean helps you use Scrum and Kanban better.
No. LMPO has no prerequisites. Some familiarity with Agile helps, but it is not required.
Yes. We run private batches for organisations, including combined batches for development and support teams. Write to help@tryscrum.com to request a quote.
The Lean Management for Product & Operations Teams course runs over 2 days. There is no exam: you earn the certification through in-class activities and an A3 capstone you present on Day 2.
For anyone dealing with slow releases, long waits between teams or repeat support tickets, yes. Few product and IT professionals know how to map a value stream or measure flow, so these skills help you lead real improvement and stand out.
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