SLK Session 1: Key Kanban Practices
Explicit Policies, Managing Work in Progress and Visibility
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While Kanban is more than a set of tools, the tools of Kanban can be used by existing Scrum teams to overcome many challenges they have. Scrum is a framework for discovering problems quickly. Unfortunately, it provides few insights on its own to provide solutions for these problems. The thought process of product development flow, which underlies Kanban’s methods, can be readily incorporated into Scrum teams – achieving many of the results pure Kanban teams achieve.
Publish Date
11/12/2010
Length
60 min
