Kanban
Kanban is a way to visualize the flow and the current state of each action. Every participant can see the progress from start to finish. Team members start working as capacity permits. Unlike Scrum, there is no need for forecasting as it is a continuous process.
Kanban is a methodology that uses visualization with a Kanban board. The method originates from Lean manufacturing (inspired by Toyota), but it is often used for software development as well. In its most basic shape, it contains three columns, reflecting the state of each item—To do, Doing, and Done. Note that it is important to keep the amount of items in the Doing lane to a minimum. People are, in fact, not really good in multitasking, although they think they are. Switching ...
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