Dependency Management Webinar with David Anderson
David J. Anderson School of Management
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David Anderson gives a cheaper, easier way to manage dependencies with Kanban. He explains problems agile teams might have with their current way of doing things and overviews different Kanban practices that can help.
4 Comments
@logandakshi2087 5 years ago
Thank you very much David for providing insight on how to approach Dependency Management in a more simpler and Pragmatic way.
@zenexmachina 4 years ago
There are some interesting statements regarding the timeboxes of Sprints exacerbating dependency issues. Other than the anecdotal, what objective measures can you point to to support this statement?
@zenexmachina 4 years ago
Donald G. Reinertsen, author of Principles of Product Development Flow, highlights the benefits of batch reduction that Sprint timeboxes bring. With this fixed timebox, along with other areas such fixed number of people in a team, natural variability decreases. Would a better approach be to add Kanban to Scrum's Sprints or XP's iterations, for example, rather than replacing them with Kanban, as Yuval Yeret author of Holy Land Kanban (2012) suggests?
Dependency Management Webinar with David Anderson
David J. Anderson School of Management
4,271 views
David Anderson gives a cheaper, easier way to manage dependencies with Kanban. He explains problems agile teams might have with their current way of doing things and overviews different Kanban practices that can help.