Agile Framework: Kanban
Explore the Kanban Agile framework to understand how visualizing workflows and limiting work in progress can optimize product development. Learn the flexible roles, key cadences, and when to choose Kanban over Scrum to improve flow, collaboration, and continuous delivery.
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Kanban is an agile framework for managing and improving work processes, particularly in product development and software development. Kanban is a visual framework. The key principles are that progress should be visible, work in progress should be limited, and flow should be managed. This allows teams to optimize the process and improve efficiency, predictability, and limit lead time prior to results. Watch out, though. Kanban can be confusing because Kanban boards—swim lanes visually communicating what needs to be done (to do), what is in progress, and what is completed—are used as a management tool in several frameworks and methodologies, sometimes including traditional waterfall project management.
