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To Do, Doing, Done is my favorite way to segment a Kanban. It’s where I start. It’s simple and intuitive. Another benefit is that it’s easy to glance at three segments. I’m a fan of “glance and go” vs. “stop and stare.” In the Kanban above, the “To Do” segment has a set of work …
I’ve had a unique privilege of leading high-performance distributed teams for more than ten years. I was lucky to be on a team in an organization whose driving philosophy was “leverage the best talent in the world, from around the world.” By opening up the opportunity to distributed teams early on, we got a lot …
I’ve been using personal Kanbans for several years, thanks to early guidance from Corey Ladas. In fact, the first time I used a personal Kanban was back in 2004 to “pull” a set of high-demand How To articles for .NET Security. The beauty of the Kanban is it scales up and down, from an individual …
A Kanban is a great tool for improving your team process and workflow. The real power of the Kanban is that you can start from where you are. Rather than fit you into a process, you can use a Kanban to mirror or reflect your current process. You decide how you want to visualize your …
I f you are an Agile project manager or an Agile program manager, or aspiring to be, one of the best project management tools you can add to your toolbox is the Kanban. In fact, if somebody were to ask me, what’s the single best way to exponentially improve project execution, I would probably say, …
