Kanban promotes a culture of focus, efficiency, quality and open communication through a set of guiding principles embedded in its practices. Built upon the idea of visualizing work through Kanban boards in order to highlight bottle necks and showcase progress and delays, it also limits the number of tasks that are considered a Work-in-Progress (WIP), to allow focus and ensure consistent progression in the project.
Kanban offers a flexible approach that can be adapted to the needs and actual workflow of the team. This approach highlights development opportunities that promote continuous improvement, allowing teams to apply incremental improvements to their adopted systems.