[ImageJ-devel] Kanban

Kevin W Eliceiri eliceiri at wisc.edu
Wed Sep 21 09:21:42 CDT 2011


interesting Adam. What was the symposium about?

best
k

On 09/21/11, Adam Fraser   wrote:
> I was at a computational biology symposium yesterday and one of the speakers mentioned that his group has been using a methodology called Kanban with pretty excellent results. 
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> I found a good article about it here: http://www.agileproductdesign.com/blog/2009/kanban_over_simplified.html
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> If you skip ahead to "Kanban development distilled", there's an image that should give you a good feel for the methodology. Kanban limits work in progress by giving you a set number of slots in each of a few development stages. Eg: 4 slots in the "development" stage means that only 4 things can be developed at a time. To start development on another task, you need to finish development on one of your existing tasks and move it to the next stage (if there's room).
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> Anyway, it's an interesting concept that may not be immediately applicable to the work that we're all doing, but it's definitely something to be aware of.
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> -Adam
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