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Kanban Board in the context of Kanban

Kanban Board in Kanban

A Kanban Board is a visual representation of the work process in a Kanban system. It typically consists of columns that represent different stages of the workflow, with cards or sticky notes representing individual tasks moving through these stages from left to right.

The main purpose of a Kanban Board is to provide transparency into the status of work, allowing team members to easily see what tasks are in progress, what is completed, and what is coming up next. It helps in visualizing work, limiting work in progress, and maximizing efficiency in delivering value.

Key elements of a Kanban Board:

  1. Columns: Each column represents a different stage of the workflow, such as "To Do," "In Progress," "Testing," and "Done."
  2. Cards: Tasks or user stories are represented by cards that move across the columns as work progresses.
  3. WIP Limits: Work In Progress limits are set for each column to prevent overloading the team and maintain a smooth flow of work.

Benefits of using a Kanban Board:

Resources:

  1. Kanbanize: What is a Kanban Board?
  2. Atlassian: Kanban Board Basics
  3. LeanKit: Introduction to Kanban Boards

Feel free to explore these resources for a more in-depth understanding of Kanban Boards in Kanban practices.

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