What Is Kanban? My Elevator Pitch for Scrum Folks
A simple elevator-pitch explanation of Kanban for Scrum practitioners — what Kanban adds, what it changes, and why the two are complementary.
A simple elevator-pitch explanation of Kanban for Scrum practitioners — what Kanban adds, what it changes, and why the two are complementary.
Batching defect reviews feels productive, but creates the same interruption cost as email checking — applying Kanban flow thinking to bug triage cadences.
Tracking progress at the feature level instead of tasks or sprints — the management behaviors and visibility that shift teams from activity to outcomes.
Executives want simple metrics for product development. But simple metrics for complex work often create perverse incentives. Which ones signal health.
Using Minimally Marketable Features as the atomic unit for Scrum sprints in a Kanban-influenced delivery system — better value flow, same sprint structure.
Using statistical process control techniques with Kanban flow data to detect early warning signs of delivery problems before they become crises.