How Kanban Works ? || Principles of Kanban

The 3 principles of Kanban and how it is implemented using a Kanban board. It helps in visualising our work and work stages.
It moves through multiple stages:
• To Do
• Analyze
• Development
• Test
• Done
You'll learn the principles of why kanban works, as well as nitty-gritty details like how to use different color stickies on a kanban board to help you organize and track your work items.

[@fo7743]

UNBELIEVABLE! Is there a Nobel prize for teaching? You deserve it! Your ability to explain both complex and simple processes is uncanny. I have never see anything like this. You are THE STANDARD for teaching. I hope that one day the world discovers you, Mr. Saket Bansal for the gem you are!

[@izenbridge]

You're very welcome!

[@lkoadil1]

very good job and thanks for your videos , much appreciated ....

[@avanichaurasia7490]

Very well explained 👏👏

[@izenbridge]

Thank you

[@vasanthjdga1]

Simple and best way of explaining all the Kanban practices

[@izenbridge]

Happy to hear that! To know more about Saket training program please visit - www.izenbridge.com/landing/youtube/Saket-Bansal/

[@steeveaihou8537]

You're a great teacher...Thanks a lot for the grasp you have on your subject.

[@izenbridge]

Thank you!! Steeve for exploring & liking our content. You can also explore the following blog on "Demystifying Kanban For Software Dev Projects" www.izenbridge.com/blog/demystifying-kanban-for-software-dev-projects/

[@harshadkulkarni6416]

Enjoyed this informative video to learn Agile method "Kanban" and also how to setup a Kanban board (information radiator). Thanks for sharing!

[@izenbridge]

Thanks for exploring our videos, good to know you found them helpful :)

[@semembromation1860]

That is a masterpiece! All my questions answered so clearly. Thanks a lot.

[@izenbridge]

Glad it helped!

[@cycloflo]

Great illustration on the Kanban workflow. However, if I may contribute to your illustration about the swimlane you marked as "urgent" - urgency is relative, hence great care should be taken to first develop a generic acceptance criteria for the admission of work items into the "urgent" swimlane, especially in terms of scope, risk, and priority in the workflow. Thanks again.

[@rajsveers]

Very nice content . Please post more video

[@jkdmanoj]

Well done Saket!! This is super helpful and I'm impressed by your ability to teach effectively!

[@izenbridge]

Thank you. Happy to know that you liked videos.

[@talkttalk2010]

Excellent presentation! One of the best I’ve seen tbh.

[@izenbridge]

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[@xmanual]

Nice, balanced review. Thanks guys.

[@izenbridge]

Thanks for watching!

[@ETA-cg7mu]

You are really a great teacher. Seriously. I have been watching your videos and I always get satisfied. God bless you. Keep it up.💪🙏

[@izenbridge]

Glad these were helpful! To know more about Saket training programs, please visit - www.izenbridge.com/landing/youtube/Saket-Bansal/

[@priyanksharma31]

awesome explanation. tks guys i preparing same kind of KAN BAN board for my project and this will well surely help me to explain the concept to them.

[@izenbridge]

+Priyank Sharma , good to know you liked the video, may explore our free program on Udemy on Kanban : www.udemy.com/izenbridge-getting-started-with-kanban-for-software-development

[@dileepawickramasinghe9965]

great

[@shivendrakumar9534]

thanks for this useful video ......!

[@izenbridge]

+shivendra kumar good to know that you found this video helpfull :)

[@subashchandraechapuram2700]

Wow..the explanation of the concepts are truly remarkable. I was wondering if you could have this explained using a tool (say JIRA) as it would really help us visualize it in realtime.

[@izenbridge]

Thanks Subash, for your kind words!! Thanks for the feedback - the idea is to explain the concept which you can use in any tool. The idea is independent of any tool, and different people use different tools. Yes, right now, Jira is widely used, but it may not be the situation after two years.

[@sreddy2076]

Excellent 👍

[@izenbridge]

Thanks for the visit

[@vipinnanda2769]

Thank you so much Saket for the wonderful explanations 🤩😍

[@izenbridge]

Glad you liked it

[@sayedyousef1794]

good one

[@izenbridge]

+Sayed Yousef thank you :)

[@bc862]

great explanation!

[@izenbridge]

Glad it was helpful!

[@arielfang3497]

Thanks!

[@izenbridge]

Glad you liked it. Keep exploring

[@palemorganicnatureproducts8145]

Hi Saket i have Quick Question. Assume one Folks took max 3 Task in Development Phase and we gave 3 as WIP limit. But he got one Urgent request that he need to do it on same day, then can we consider WIP limit as 4 ?

[@saketbansal2753]

Usually, teams make policy for WIP and Urgent Class of Service is usually kept outside of WIP limit. Again this is team decision.

[@palemorganicnatureproducts8145]

Thanks Saket, i came same situation in my current project , So i ask. Thanks a lot for clarification .

[@paulosimao7411]

@@saketbansal2753 Hello. Opposite Question. I have 3 folks and 3 tasks in Development but one get sick. So now i have 2 folks but 3 tasks??? How do i "adjust". Thanks.

[@saketbansal2753]

@@paulosimao7411 No rule, so you as a team decide which task goes ahead and which can keeps waiting. In general for such random changes teams do not change the WIP limits they work with them as a case. We need to find a balance , if WIP is high work is waiting, if WIP is low , may be worker is waiting for work. How it works for you?

[@souryamajumdar3225]

This is a Kanban masterclass

[@izenbridge]

Thank you

[@user-wm9sm9zb8y]

Is Kanban fits only for technical issues? Can I use Kanban to find a nice lady in order to start a happy family life?

[@ThePratyushshukla]

As long as you don't have a ever lasting testing phase, it could work.

[@The_real_Ninii]

@@ThePratyushshukla 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-wm9sm9zb8y]

Are there 3 items in development for one programmer? Once I had 3 items in development and 1 item in urgent development -- that was awful.

[@izenbridge]

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