Kanban Methodology
The Kanban methodology facilitates the implementation of the developed product within the time frame specified by the customer, while the workload is evenly distributed among all project participants.
Using Kanban ensures transparency of the workflow, since all incoming and completed tasks are clearly displayed on a special board - physical (sticky board) or virtual (Trello).
The Kanban methodology includes the following principles:
- The workflow is based on existing development methods that can be improved and modified to suit the tasks at hand.
- All important changes in the project occur according to a pre-planned agreement between the team members.
- All team members must respect the existing order, roles and responsibilities of each.
- Initiative of all team members should be encouraged.
See also
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methodology
SCRUM,
which is used for flexible project management -
methodology
XP,
which is used to extreme enhance all development practices -
methodology
Cobit,
which is used to develop standards in the field of IT auditing and management -
methodology
Agile,
which is used for flexible project management -
development technique
TDD,
which is used for flexible project management
