📩 Choosing the Right Agile Approach:

The article compares and contrasts two Agile project management methodologies, Scrum and Kanban.

Scrum is a time-boxed and prescriptive approach with defined roles, sprints and ceremonies. It aims to deliver high-quality products incrementally through short cycles with a focus on continuous improvement.

Kanban is a visual and flexible approach to work management that emphasizes continuous improvement and flow. It was originally used in manufacturing and is now commonly used in software development. Kanban boards typically represent work items as cards on a board and use columns to represent different stages of a process. The goal of kanban is to limit work in progress and allow teams to focus on delivering value.

The main difference between Scrum and Kanban is that Scrum focuses on completing tasks within a specific time-boxed sprint, while Kanban focuses on improving the workflow and visualizing the work tasks.

Choosing the Right Agile Approach: A Guide to Scrum and Kanban

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Thaisa Fernandes

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