Methodologies, frameworks, and processes Part 5
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Kanban is a lean production method derived from Toyota's production system. It utilizes a Kanban board to visualize the workflow and limit work-in-progress through different stages shown as columns. The five key principles of Kanban are to visualize workflow, limit work-in-progress, manage flow, make policies explicit, and improve collaboratively. Kanban employs a pull system where completing an item triggers pulling the next work item and uses work-in-progress limits on columns.
Methodologies, frameworks, and processes Part 5
- 1. Introduction to Agile Kanban (Process & Methods)
- 3. The Kanban method is derived from the lean production system developed at Toyota (TPS).
- 4. "Kanban" is a Japanese word meaning "Signboard" The signboard, or Kanban board.
- 5. Kanban Board To Do Done In Progress Amend Order Item details Process order Archive order Order refund DB schema Login Stock search Stock update Create order
- 7. Five Principles of Kanban • Visualize the workflow. • Limit WIP (work in progress). • Manage flow. • Make process policies explicit. • Improve collaboratively.
- 8. Kanban's Pull System Kanban has some distinct features that differentiate it from Scrum, XP, and generic agile.
- 9. Kanban teams employ a "Pull System" to move work through the development process. Each time a Kanban team completes an item of work, it triggers a “Pull" to bring in the next item they will work on.
- 10. WIP Limits in Kanban Backlog Selected Develop Ongoing Done Acceptance Deploy (4) (3) (2)
- 11. Thanks ً شكرا