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What is Kanban? What is Kanban? Kanban is an Agile methodology that focuses on the visualization of your workflow (a board of memos)
Workers using Kanban receive their tasks and materials exactly when they need it, no sooner Kanban was invented by Toyota as a means of improving work efficiency The word comes from Japanese and means a signal-card
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Will Will Kanban Agile work work forinmy mycompany? company?
What is more important for you: individuals and interactions or processes and tools? Do you spend more time making your product usable or making documentation how to use it?
Would you rather collaborate with your clients or negotiate hard? Are you able to respond to changes on-the-fly or do you stick to the plan no matter what?
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If you chose at least one answer in bold then Kanban is definitely worth giving a shot
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How Selected does Kanban methods work? of Agile Work is divided into tasks, prioritised and put into backlog A task with the highest priority is pulled from the backlog. When the work on task is finished, it’s marked as ‘done’ and can be pulled by the next person in line The idea of Kanban is not to push tasks down the line, but let people pick them when available
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Example What iKanban should Iboard know before adopting Agile?
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What Howare to direct make benefits your team ofcommissioned using Kanban?
Work is visualised which reduces confusion Reduced idle time (waiting) and over-processing
Increased productivity and customer satisfaction Flexibility
Simplified production planning
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Common mistakes of new Kanban teams No backlog grooming No workflow visualization Exceeded limit of Work in Progress
Workflow not fitting company process (eg. too many steps) Moving items back in line due to badly constructed workflow
Creating additional policies that override basic principles of Kanban
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Ready to try Kanban in practice? Yes, let’s do this!