In our previous posts, we looked at What is Kanban and Why is it Used and Getting Started with Kanban. In Part 3, we are going to drill in on a few special topics: Limiting Work in Progress, Blocked ...

JP Patil is Director of Strategic Initiatives at Digite, where he focuses on trying to understand how people work and how to help them get things done faster and with higher quality. There has been a ...

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If you've used Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS), then you know it's designed to support any development methodology you want to follow. Want to do waterfall? Check. What to use an ...

Kanban is a Japanese word, and the methodology it describes was conceived by Toyota for its production floor. Its origins are in manufacturing, but it has since been adopted in software development ...

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Many project managers enjoy switching between Kanban boards and Gantt charts depending on the team and the project. So, which is the right way to go? Since the introduction of agile, project ...

I'm a big fan of kanban boards. If you've never used or been introduced to kanban boards, they are a way to easily visualize all the tasks related to a project and allow you to drag and drop tasks ...

Kanban Zone has quickly become one of my favorite Kanban options on the market. Not only does it offer a beautiful, easy-to-use interface, but it’s also highly customizable such that you can make it ...

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