The Right Ratio of Developers to Testers?
Developer-to-tester ratios matter less than flow: why Kanban thinking shifts the focus from headcount balance to constraints and queues.
Developer-to-tester ratios matter less than flow: why Kanban thinking shifts the focus from headcount balance to constraints and queues.
How to forecast delivery dates in Scrumban, where delivery is sprint-paced but flow is continuous: adapting cycle time metrics for hybrid teams.
A review of the foundational David Anderson Kanban book: the principles, practices, and change approach that launched Kanban for knowledge work.
How management teams use Kanban to focus and execute improvement work: prioritizing the improvement backlog, using WIP limits, and leading by example.
Iterate, inspect, and adapt sounds easy in the classroom: a look at the real-world blockers that keep teams from closing the learning loop.
The overhead of iterations doesn't disappear with Kanban: it shifts from fixed-cadence overhead to on-demand transaction cost you can optimize differently.