I’ve first met with very strong concept of Kanban during my study at business school and was really impressed by broadness of business applications of this “invention of the Samurais”. It turns out though, that  there’s also a lot of buzz on Kanban right now in the agile software development community.  Especially there’s lots of Kanban vs. Scrum comparisons. Since Scrum has become quite mainstream now, a common question is “so what is Kanban, and how does it compare to Scrum?” Where do they complement each other? Are there any potential conflicts?

These are questions which Henrik Kniberg discusses on his blog. Here’s his paper on this topic, which is interesting as well.

I’ve met virtually with Henrik first time when I’ve red his book “Scrum and XP from the Trenches” , which I’ve found really interesting and may recommend to anyone who is interested in software development methodologies.

Author:  Sergii Gorpynich

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