Why we use Kanban — not Scrum
📰 Dev.to · Paul Love
Learn why Kanban is preferred over Scrum for agile project management and how it applies to software development
Action Steps
- Apply Kanban principles to your project by visualizing your workflow
- Configure your board to track work items and limit work in progress
- Test the pull-based system by allowing team members to pull in new work as capacity allows
- Compare your team's productivity and workflow before and after implementing Kanban
- Build a culture of continuous improvement by regularly reviewing and refining your Kanban process
Who Needs to Know This
Development teams and project managers can benefit from understanding the differences between Kanban and Scrum to improve their workflow and productivity
Key Insight
💡 Kanban focuses on continuous flow and limiting work in progress, whereas Scrum emphasizes iterative cycles and fixed deadlines
Share This
🚀 Ditch Scrum for Kanban? Learn why one agile method might be better for your team's productivity
Key Takeaways
Learn why Kanban is preferred over Scrum for agile project management and how it applies to software development
Full Article
To produce only what is needed, when it is needed, and in the amount needed. — Taiichi Ōno, Toyota...
DeepCamp AI