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Call it Kanban, it's exactly the same thing but without all the certifications and consulting services around it. https://thehftguy.com/2017/12/06/scrum-vs-kan

• wry_discontent 9y ago
  I moved to an organization using Kanban about a year ago and couldn't be happier. I'd been doing scrum for years and had a lot of complaints similar to the author. Sometimes it's better, sometimes it's worse, but overall it seems like a bad system. We work by having an engineering manager work out requirements with a product owner, and my manager just comes and asks me how things are going and when they're going to be done. Often times, my estimations are off, but some of that is just expected. Honestly, I'm very happy with it and I've never felt like I was doing better work.
• richliss 9y ago
  You're incorrect. Scrum is a framework. Kanban is a method of implementing a system. Here's Kanban creator David J. Andersen's own words: http://www.scrumcrazy.com/David+Andersen+-+There+is+no+kanban+process+for+software+development http://www.scrumcrazy.com/David+Andersen+-+There+is+no+kanba.... Also Kanban has certification: http://leankanban.com/team-kanban/ http://leankanban.com/team-kanban/ And consulting services around it: http://leankanban.com/project/services/ http://leankanban.com/project/services/
  • user5994461 9y ago
    They're both a basic TODO list with a fancy commercial name.