Project Management Tools: Kanban vs. Scrum Boards

Project management is the practice of planning, organizing, and executing tasks and resources in order to achieve a specific goal…

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Kanban paradox: Kanban compared to Scrum

For a while now I’ve been seeing a paradox with Kanban. Specifically, Kanban compared to Scrum. For a team new…

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The Kanban paradox

I’m a big fan of David Anderson’s Kanban method, I always said my brand of “Agile” was heavily infused with…

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From Scrum to Kanban

This month marks one year from the time we switched from Scrum to Kanban. I find it is a good…

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Kanban from a Trench

Introduction After forming part of a software project team that got underway with a significant project at the BBC Worldwide…

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Focus in Chaos: Why I Like Kanban for Startups

It’s okay if you don’t know exactly where you’re going  – because things are always changing – just so long…

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Predictability – Making Promises you can Keep

Speed – being first to market, rapid innovation and conducting fast cheap experiments – is critically important to startups and…

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Can you get by without estimating? Should you try?

Estimating remains one of the hardest problems in software development. So hard in fact that more people lately are advocating…

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What can you get out of Kanban?

I’ve spent the last year or so learning more about Kanban, how to use it in software development and IT…

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