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complexity of software development diagram - where to allocate kanban

Last post 02:26 pm May 10, 2020 by Anthony Anson
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Sylwia Firszt
02:42 pm April 6, 2020

Hi All,

I was looking for precise answer when we should use kanban based on the complexity of software development chart and I found a lot of different information.

From scrum master training I learned scrum is the most optimal for complex problem.

So my question is when should be use kanban - for chaotic or complicated problems.

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Thank you in advance for the answer!

Sylwia

Ian Mitchell
05:28 pm April 6, 2020

So my question is when should be use kanban - for chaotic or complicated problems.

Try looking at it the other way around. Are there any of the four domains in which Kanban might not be applied? Is there a domain which would stop WIP from being limited and measurements from being made, for example?

Anthony Anson
08:51 am May 9, 2020

Thanks for sharing the whole process with the help of diagram..

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