training:project_management:kanban
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| - **Scrum:** Scrum defines specific roles, including the Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Development Team. | - **Scrum:** Scrum defines specific roles, including the Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Development Team. | ||
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| - **Kanban:** Kanban doesn' | - **Kanban:** Kanban doesn' | ||
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| - **Scrum:** Scrum operates in fixed-length iterations known as sprints, typically lasting 2-4 weeks. | - **Scrum:** Scrum operates in fixed-length iterations known as sprints, typically lasting 2-4 weeks. | ||
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| - **Kanban:** Kanban does not use fixed timeframes like sprints; it allows for continuous flow. | - **Kanban:** Kanban does not use fixed timeframes like sprints; it allows for continuous flow. | ||
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| - **Scrum:** Scrum teams commit to delivering a specific set of work during a sprint planning meeting. | - **Scrum:** Scrum teams commit to delivering a specific set of work during a sprint planning meeting. | ||
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| - **Kanban:** Kanban teams do not make specific commitments for future work but focus on managing current tasks and flow. | - **Kanban:** Kanban teams do not make specific commitments for future work but focus on managing current tasks and flow. | ||
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| - **Scrum:** Scrum does not have explicit WIP limits; it relies on capacity planning within sprints. | - **Scrum:** Scrum does not have explicit WIP limits; it relies on capacity planning within sprints. | ||
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| - **Kanban:** Kanban uses explicit WIP limits for each stage in the workflow. | - **Kanban:** Kanban uses explicit WIP limits for each stage in the workflow. | ||
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| - **Scrum:** Scrum discourages changes to the sprint scope once it begins. Changes are deferred to the next sprint. | - **Scrum:** Scrum discourages changes to the sprint scope once it begins. Changes are deferred to the next sprint. | ||
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| - **Kanban:** Kanban accommodates changes at any time since there are no fixed-length sprints. | - **Kanban:** Kanban accommodates changes at any time since there are no fixed-length sprints. | ||
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| - **Scrum:** Scrum employs time-boxed iterations to ensure a predictable release schedule. | - **Scrum:** Scrum employs time-boxed iterations to ensure a predictable release schedule. | ||
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| - **Kanban:** Kanban focuses on continuous flow and optimizing the delivery of work as it becomes ready. | - **Kanban:** Kanban focuses on continuous flow and optimizing the delivery of work as it becomes ready. | ||
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| - **Scrum:** Scrum often uses burn-down charts and velocity to measure progress. | - **Scrum:** Scrum often uses burn-down charts and velocity to measure progress. | ||
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| - **Kanban:** Kanban uses metrics like lead time and cycle time to analyze and improve process performance. | - **Kanban:** Kanban uses metrics like lead time and cycle time to analyze and improve process performance. | ||
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