Agile Lowest Common Denominator: The Weakest Link
Why Kanban surfaces the bottleneck instead of hiding it, and how to use the weakest link as a forcing function for real improvement.
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Why Kanban surfaces the bottleneck instead of hiding it, and how to use the weakest link as a forcing function for real improvement.
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