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The Human Touch in KANBAN: An Agile and People-Friendly Approach to Software Development?

The Human Touch in KANBAN: An Agile and People-Friendly Approach to Software Development?

KANBAN has found a cozy niche in software development since its origins in manufacturing. It offers an alternative to more structured methodologies like SCRUM or the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe). But what makes KANBAN stand out?

Is SAFe Really Safe? A Critical Look at the Human Aspect and the Agile Manifesto

Is SAFe Really Safe? A Critical Look at the Human Aspect and the Agile Manifesto

Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) may offer structural solutions but how does it fare in aligning with the human-centric values emphasized in the Agile Manifesto?

Why SCRUM is not natural vs. The Fluidity of Kanban - A critical article about why SCRUM is outdated

Why SCRUM is not natural vs. The Fluidity of Kanban - A critical article about why SCRUM is outdated

While SCRUM has been a staple in agile software development, its notoriety is matched by another methodology: Kanban. By juxtaposing the two, it becomes even clearer why some critics argue that SCRUM is becoming less relevant in today's fast-paced, ever-changing landscape.

Striking the Right Balance in KANBAN: A Deep Dive into Efficiency and Human Factors

Striking the Right Balance in KANBAN: A Deep Dive into Efficiency and Human Factors

KANBAN has earned a well-deserved reputation in the world of Agile methodologies for its unique blend of flexibility and structure. Achieving success with KANBAN involves balancing various elements to make it work optimally.