When mentioned in the context of software development, Kanban identifies the status of different tasks and displays their progress visually in columns. The term comes from the Japanese word for billboard or signboard; as in the pre-digital world, you would use a board divided into columns for each status and then have a sticky note for each task which would then be moved from column to column as work on that task progressed. An agile sprintA software development sprint is typically used within the agile methodology and is a predefined set of work for a... board is very similar to a Kanban board, but the sprintA software development sprint is typically used within the agile methodology and is a predefined set of work for a... board stays active for the sprintA software development sprint is typically used within the agile methodology and is a predefined set of work for a... duration. A Kanban board is always present and doesn’t have a time expiry and gets recreated each sprintA software development sprint is typically used within the agile methodology and is a predefined set of work for a....
