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Physical board/overview for multiple projects with many participants
Assuming that most of your staff are co-located then a high level physical overview of your current projects could be useful - it helps people understand current resource constraints and might protect …
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Managing multiple development projects in Scrum
My organization is currently using Scrum to manage a large development project. Once this is complete we will start to work on several smaller projects (ranging from approx 2 weeks to 2 months work) e …
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1 team practicing kanban with multiple projects
The key phrases to remember with Kanban are 'visualise the backlog' and 'limit work in progress'. For this reason I think Kanban is best managed using a single board. Otherwise people find it hard to …