What is Kanban?
Kanban is a Methodology to visualize the work Progress as it moves through a process. Kanban is a lean method to manage and make become better work across human systems.
Kanban is following 3 basic principles:-
1.Visualize what you do today (workflow)
what we have to do today that we have to Maintain in Documents for easily Visualize.
2.Limit the amount of work in progress (WIP)
To balance the flow-based approach that teams don't commit to much work at once.
3.Manage Flow
The Work of the flow manager is to make sure the workflow of the Kanban board as predictably and smooth as possible.
4.Continuous Improvement
Kanban not going to finish. This approach requires constant monitoring and analysis to look for the next best way to improve.
Conditions, customers, and resources demand change over time, so it is always important to find new things to implement.
Work Flow Of Kanban Methodology:-
Benefits of kanban
Kanban and Scrum at their core are reviewed by the proposition Stop starting, start finishing. The entire team's focus is on getting "done" for the task in progress Shorter Cycle times can deliver features faster.
Responsiveness to Change:
When priorities demand against throughput guarantees that most of the customer-centrist features are always being work.
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