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Kanban

Kanban

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Kanban

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- [Instructor] Kanban is a work process management methodology based on lean principles. Kanban can be summarized in two key concepts. One, visualize your work, and two, limit work in progress. Even though Kanban looks simple at first sight, it is a very powerful approach based on advanced queuing utility. Let's see an example of how a software development team applies Kanban. This is an example of a Kanban board developed with Lean Kit's IDE. Each vertical lane in the board represents status of a work item. In our Kanban board, we have four work item statuses: planning and coordination, design, develop, and accept. Work items such as software features, user stories, and defects are pulled into the board and processed through the board from left to right. All completed work items are eventually pulled to the rightmost lane. Kanban is a visual system because Kanban board gives you a quick summarized view of the work in…

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