From the course: Agile at Work: Planning with Agile User Stories
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Using a kanban board
From the course: Agile at Work: Planning with Agile User Stories
Using a kanban board
- No one has visibility into what teams are doing. We keep getting surprised. We had no awareness that work was blocked. "Yes, I got the status report, "but come on, you expect me to have spotted that." These are just a few challenges teams and their stakeholders, managers, and leadership have with understanding relevant and current information. Far too often, there is a lack of visibility into workflow and work in process. When work is not visible, we often have issues such as harder to manage, less predictable, longer to deliver invisible to downstream activities, lacking effective dependency management. Agile teams benefit significantly from making their workflow visible. Visualization works for us because we process visual data better than any other type of data. Let's look at a visual and see how quickly you can see the different elements. How about this one? I bet you saw that super quickly. Another one. Now think about status reports jam packed with content. Have you ever…
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Implement a story2m 8s
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Release vs. iteration planning2m 45s
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The iteration planning event and definition of done3m 53s
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Iteration planning7m 14s
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Identifying tasks3m 5s
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Using a kanban board6m 10s
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Flow through the kanban board5m 25s
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Kanban boards integration at the planning level5m 12s
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