Many different definitions might just as well add mine. Kanban is a method and Scrum is a process. In a way that Kanban isn’t per se defined in time. It’s abo

Many different definitions might just as well add mine. Kanban is a method and Scrum is a process. In a way that Kanban isn’t per se defined in time. It’s about how work is pulled (work in progress limits, just in time work prioritization) and presented (famous work board). Scrum on the other hand is a time bound process. It creates cycles, sprints and ceremony. Kanban can be part of this process or not. To provide simpler analogy - Kanban is a cake baking recipe and scrum is cake distribution process.