Practical insights on Scrum, Agile, product management, certifications, careers and modern agile practice.
The seven Kanban cadences explained: purpose, frequency, who attends and how to run each, plus how to adapt them for small teams and how they relate to Scrum events.
How Scrum Teams can add Kanban practices such as WIP limits and flow metrics while keeping Scrum intact, with guidance for every Scrum event.
What Scrumban is, where it comes from, what it usually includes, how it compares with Scrum and Kanban, and how to adopt it well.
The four Kanban flow metrics explained: how to measure them, Little's Law, cumulative flow diagrams, cycle time percentiles and Monte Carlo forecasting.
What WIP limits are, why they work according to Little's Law, the types of limits, how to set them and what to do when a limit is reached.
How to design a Kanban board that reflects your real workflow: columns, work items, WIP limits, swimlanes, classes of service, policies and example boards.
What Kanban is, where it comes from, its principles and practices, the Kanban board, WIP limits, flow metrics and how to get started.
Kanban focuses on continuous flow and limiting work in progress; Scrum uses fixed-length Sprints, defined accountabilities and events. Here is how they compare.
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