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Kanban for skeptics

March 28, 2013

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“Kanban for skeptics: Clear answers to Kanban in software development”, by Nick Oostvogels, is available as a downloadable eBook with a minimum price of $0.00 from Leanpub.

Book Description

When Kanban (with a “K”) is used in the field of software engineering, it is used in a much broader sense. Kanban is a change management approach that employs a WIP limited pull system. For me it is an approach to change your process into one that focuses on end to end value and reliably delivering stuff, with high quality. The limited set of rules and principles help people focus on customer value and avoid building up half finished work, which is still a common issue in the software industry.

Table of Contents

  • What is Kanban?
  • We lose our ability to plan
  • It will take longer
  • Things will get stuck, we can’t keep WIP limits
  • Stakeholders don’t care about feeding the flow
  • We will lose team cohesion
  • Summary
  • Extras
  • Software development is not manufacturing

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Author(s): Nick Oostvogels
Publisher: Leanpub
Format(s): PDF, ePub, Mobi
File size: 6.57 MB(PDF)
Number of pages: 83
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