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Which suits your work.

WHAT SCRUM SUITS

Work that can be planned in fixed increments Teams needing structure Products with a clear direction and a decision maker Teams new to iterative working

WHAT KANBAN SUITS

Continuous arrival of work Support and operational work Teams where priorities change frequently Mature teams needing less structure

WHAT THE PRACTICAL DIFFERENCE IS

Scrum commits to a scope for a period. Kanban manages a continuous flow.

WHAT MANY TEAMS DO

Combine them: iterations with work-in-progress limits, or flow with regular retrospectives.

WHAT MATTERS MORE THAN THE CHOICE

Whether working software is delivered regularly Whether feedback changes what is built Whether the team improves how it works

WHAT TO AVOID

Adopting a framework wholesale without understanding why each part exists Changing framework to solve a problem the framework does not cause

WHAT USUALLY CAUSES THE PROBLEM

Unclear priorities An absent decision maker Too much work in progress No feedback from real users

WHAT NO FRAMEWORK FIXES

Those.


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