Some Kanban
for Scrum

Why care?

»When your project is
ready-ready to be done-
done you can deliver
value in high velocity.«
Jeff Sutherland*
* http://jeffsutherland.com/scrum/JakobsenScrumCMMIGoingfromGoodtoGreatAgile2009.pdf

In Scrum, a Task
Board helps to
get stories
DONE.

Stories
crystal icon set: http://www.everaldo.com/crystal/

Stories ToDo
crystal icon set: http://www.everaldo.com/crystal/

Stories ToDo Do
crystal icon set: http://www.everaldo.com/crystal/

Stories ToDo Do Done
crystal icon set: http://www.everaldo.com/crystal/

But who gets
them READY
first?

The Product
Owner, of
course!
doll used with kind permission from http://goosegrease.etsy.com/

And a Kanban
Board may help
out here.

to
analyse

to
analyse

to
analyse
user input

to user input
analyse

to user input
analyse 3

to user input
analyse 3

to user input
analyse 3
interfaces

to user input interfaces
analyse 3 2

to user input interfaces
analyse 3 2
team input

to user input interfaces team input
analyse 3 2 5

to user input interfaces team input
analyse 3 2 5
write spec

to user input interfaces team input write spec
analyse 3 2 5 3

to user input interfaces team input write spec
analyse 3 2 5 3
READY for Scrum

to user input interfaces team input write spec READY
analyse 3 2 5 3 for Scrum

Some Kanban for
Scrum helps
READY for
DONE!

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