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That is an interesting observation. The first two (and I would say key) practices of Kanban (as a method) are: - visualize work(flow) - limit work in progress
by flail 2y ago
That is an interesting observation.
The first two (and I would say key) practices of Kanban (as a method) are:
- visualize work(flow)
- limit work in progress
So I wonder, how did these Kanban teams visualize work exactly?
Now, I don't say the whiteboard (virtual or physical) is the only way to do it, yet it's almost ubiquitous.
- _betty_ 2y agoi've been dreaming of a way that visualises the user flows in the software (rather than cards on a board), think spider map showing possible user flows then colour coded circles based on what stage they're in. that way you can see what state an entire flow is in at a glance and being able to co-ordinate effort accordingly.