A few months back I was involved in a highly developer centric project (very unlike my current project). Non-developers were basically only involved and available upon request, so most of the time the team was not very cross-functional. The team was using Scrum at the time, but the flow obviously had a few glitches andContinue reading “Exploring WIP limits”
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Customizing your Kanban board
Lately, I have seen several blog posts and twitter chats emphasizing the importance of customizing your Kanban board. This applies everywhere, no matter if you use a straightforward linear Kanban board, networked Kanban or even your own personal Kanban – you need visualize the flow so that it fits the way you work. This is quite obvious. After all, it’s one ofContinue reading “Customizing your Kanban board”
Kanban in a non-linear flow
A Kanban board is supposed to represent the current process, the way it is right now. Representing the way we work on a simple, linear, Kanban board, is not always easy. In fact, it’s not always possible. Sometimes, the way we work is more complex than that. Jurgen Appelo described how to deal with more complex systems in hisContinue reading “Kanban in a non-linear flow”
