Key Principles of Kanban were Defined: Past 2010
After Kanban became significantly popular by the year 2009, many other contributions were made through journals, books, conferences, etc. Finally, in the year 2016, a book named ‘Essential Kanban Condensed’ by David J Anderson and Andy Carmichael was published. It highlighted the key practices of the Kanban Methodology in software project management.
These principles are discussed as shown below:
- Visualization of the workflow using which various tasks, issues, bugs, and timelines are highlighted on the visual tool called ‘Kanban Board.’
- Limit the Work-In-Progress in which every column in the Kanban Board cannot have more than a specified number of tasks. This would prevent us from work overload.
- Measure and Manage the Flow of the project using the Pull-System approach so that execution is done only when it is required.
- Make the roles and responsibilities of the project flexible so that continuous delivery can be achieved without the time-boxed iterations.
History and Origin of the Kanban Methodology
Agile methodology has evolved as a modern approach to managing and delivering projects. It provides us with various methodologies like Scrum and Kanban. In this article, we will go through the history and evolution of Kanban, one of the most popular Agile Methods for Modern Software Development.
Table of Content
- What is Kanban?
- Purpose and Significance
- The Roots of Kanban: 1600s
- Origin of Kanban and Early Beginnings: 1940s
- Evolution of Kanban: 1940-1950s
- Transition to Software Development: 2003-2008
- Some Notable Contributions in Kanban: 2007-2009
- Key Principles of Kanban were Defined: Past 2010
- Conclusion
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