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When it comes to knowledge work, the type of items that teams get to work on varies in urgency, requirements, perceived business value and level of priority. For example, a software development team has just gone live with their application. The team is now expected to work on both enhancements and maintenance work. At the start of the workday, they are scheduled to work on features for a planned release version and a few minor production issues. Midday comes and a security vulnerability has been

Personal Kanban In today’s fast-paced life, it’s easy to get lost in the myriad of tasks that we need to accomplish day in and day out. Whether it’s for work or study, a chore at home, a plan with the family, or even “me time”, all these compete for our attention. Sometimes with a long list of to-do’s it can be daunting to know which ones we would need to tackle first. Without proper planning, this can lead us to dedicate time to lesser important

Kanban: Visualize the Workflow A fascinating fact about the human brain is its capability to process visuals 60,000 times faster than text. This means we consume visual content, such as images, much faster than text. As a visual project management tool, Kanban leverages the human brain’s preference for visual content and helps teams understand and analyze what happens in their work. Instead of reading a written report about how your team is doing, you can visualize the workflow better through a Kanban board.