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Priming Kanban A 10 Step Guide To Optimizing Flow In Your Software Delivery System Jesper Boeg

Name: Priming Kanban A 10 Step Guide To Optimizing Flow In Your Software Delivery System Jesper Boeg
SKU: BELL-5411984
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Priming Kanban A 10 Step Guide To Optimizing Flow In Your Software Delivery System Jesper Boeg instant download after payment.

Publisher: Trifork

File Extension: PDF

File size: 57.4 MB

Pages: 43

Author: Jesper Boeg

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Priming Kanban A 10 Step Guide To Optimizing Flow In Your Software Delivery System Jesper Boeg by Jesper Boeg instant download after payment.

Kanban represents a unique way of catalyzing the application of Lean product development principles to software development, maintenance and operations. Being a method for driving change Kanban does not prescribe specific roles, practices or ceremonies but instead offers a series of principles to optimize value and flow in your software delivery system. As such, Kanban’s focus on context and adaptability has made it increasingly popular for teams working in contexts where traditional Agile methods are not an easy fit and mature Agile teams looking for ways to further optimize their development process.