In version 5.7 of Kanbanize, we introduced SAML 2.0 Single Sign-On integration. This is a great way for companies to centralize user management. However, this raises a sensible question – what happens with user provisioning in Kanbanize when you integrate the platform with your Identity Provider? SAML integration effectively outsources part of the user provisioning […]
So far we have covered the general steps needed to set up a SAML integration between Kanbanize and an Identity Provider (IdP). We also have a step-by-step tutorial for users of Azure AD and a guide for clients of OneLogin. The next paragraphs will demonstrate how you can set up an integration between Kanbanize and Okta: […]
Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is a technology that can help you leave all problems connected to remembering passwords in the past and log in all of your digital tools with a single sign-on. In order to do so, you need to configure SAML 2.0 Identity Provider. In a previous post, we described the general steps […]
Remembering passwords can prove to be a difficult task when you are using a large number of tools that require you to sign-in every time. Thankfully, with the help of the SAML technology, you can minimize the time you spend on trying to recover your password in Kanbanize. In a previous post, we described the […]
Dear Kanbanizers, We have just released our GitLab integration. Below are some details about the integration itself. Abilities: 1. Track commits as comments in a corresponding Kanban card. (Only commit and push events are tracked.) 2. Track GitLab project issues as cards in a Kanbanize board The integration is in one direction only – from […]
Are you considering the move from Scrum to Kanban? Then you are among the growing number of teams looking for work clarity and productivity. To get there, you would want to answer 7 specific questions first. If you are still trying to understand the differences between the methods, check out our Scrum vs Kanban comparison […]
Precise breakdown of projects using runtime policies Product update 5.8 introduces a new, practical way to break down work precisely using runtime policies. Whenever you set up a policy that triggers the creation of new cards (including parent, child and relative cards), you can copy card parameters of interest from the trigger card to the newly created […]
What is flow efficiency? What do you need to account for when calculating it? What is the average efficiency of teams across the globe? How can you measure it on a Kanban board with precision? What you are about to read will answer all of these questions and more, so that you can find out […]
Decision Making through Explicit Mental Models In today’s information overloaded world, we all need to make numerous decisions in the course of our day. Speed of decision making is often a critical element. One shortcut we take, whether it happens deliberately or not, is the usage of Mental Models. (See P. Senge’s “The Fifth Discipline”). […]
Although the cumulative flow diagram can be a powerful tool in the hands of every project manager, many fail to recognize the full value of the chart because of the complex explanations that usually go hand in hand with it. Essentially, the chart offers a concise, coherent visualization of the three metrics of flow – […]