Kanban Is More Than Sticky Notes on the Wall
So, what is it that makes a Kanban implementation successful? There is not a definitive answer to that question, but I will attempt to “prescribe” my own rules that have helped us so far.
Author Archives: Dimitar Karaivanov
The Workweek of a Kanban Product Manager
It was not until I started this article when I realized there was no such term “Kanban Product Manager” (at least Googling it didn’t show any respectable results). Cool, I have my own term in the Kanban world now 🙂 Not really sure either if there is a term called “Kanban product management”, but since there […]
The Common Thing Between Kanban and Chess
My father taught me to play chess when I was very little, maybe four. There are many prodigy children who beat chess masters at four, but I wasn’t one of them. I was average.
My father never let me win against him, just because I was his son. He has always been
The Economic Problem with Queues in Product Development
Reading Don Reinertsen’s book “The Principles of Product Development Flow: Second Generation Lean Product Development” was a truly enlightening experience, especially when it comes to understanding queues and the problems that queues cause in a regular product development process. Having almost five years of development behind Kanbanize, and many more before that, we came to […]
Version 4.6 – What’s New?
This is an archived page. Since this article was first published, some features and interface elements have been changed. Please, visit our Knowledge Base for an updated version. Hello Friends, We are excited to announce that the new version 4.6 was released this weekend. As always there’s a lot of great stuff and with this article […]
Recurring Kanban Cards in Kanbanize
This is an archived page. Since this article was first published, some features and interface elements have been changed. Please, visit our Knowledge Base for an updated version. We get closer and closer to the complete set of automation policies that we envision in Kanbanize and the recurring card creation is one of the key […]
Work in Progress [April 2015]
This is an archived page. Since this article was first published, some features and interface elements have been changed. Please, visit our Knowledge Base for an updated version. It’s now a tradition to share where the development of Kanbanize is going with each new release. The fact that we are getting quite a lot of feedback […]
Importing Kanban Cards in Kanbanize
This is an archived page. Since this article was first published, some features and interface elements have been changed. Please, visit our Knowledge Base for an updated version. Using the import tool is officially the fastest way to set up your Kanban board in just a few minutes. Nobody has the time to enter data manually, […]
Recurring Kanban Card Updates in Kanbanize
This is an archived page. Since this article was first published, some features and interface elements have been changed. Please, visit our Knowledge Base for an updated version. We bring simplicity and automation to your Kanban board with every new release and 4.5 is no exception. With the new addition to our runtime policies arsenal, […]
Webhooks in Kanbanize
If you have ever wanted to integrate Kanbanize with another system on the internet you should be celebrating this new feature with us. It is now simple and easy to do with the web service caller, which has been implemented as part of the runtime policies module. New: As of release 4.19, there is a new […]