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--- how_do_we_forecast_our_plan_with_kanban [2017/04/20 19:16] – [Notes] hpsamios
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 ====== How Do We Forecast Our Plan With Kanban? ======
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+I've been at a number of places where people think they should choose Scrum over Kanban simply because they think there is no ability to forecast and plan when a team(s) uses Kanban. While there is a general notion that Scrum is a good approach when you are doing more "plan-able" work [[whats_the_difference_between_kanban_and_scrum_ssa|What's The Difference Between Kanban and Scrum?]] this does not mean that Kanban cannot be used when a forecast is required.
-I've been at a number of places where people think they should choose Scrum over Kanban simply because they think there is no ability to forecast and plan when a team(s) uses Kanban. While there is a general notion that Scrum is a good approach when you are doing more "plan-able" work [[whats_the_difference_between_kanban_and_scrum|What's The Difference Between Kanban and Scrum?]] this does not mean that Kanban cannot be used when a forecast is required.
 Kanban is an empirical practice, and so generates data in the normal course of work that will allow you to prepare forecasts.
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