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What Is Context Switching?
Working on one thing at a time is important for both physical work and knowledge work. In knowledge work, multitasking results in big losses due to the mental burden of context switching. Learn how context switching affects knowledge worker productivity and how Lean and Agile practices attempt to counter these losses.
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What Is Agile Kanban?
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2The Four Agile Kanban Principles
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3The Six Agile Kanban Practices
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4What Is an Agile Kanban Board?
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5How to Design an Agile Kanban Board
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6What Are Classes of Service in Agile Kanban?
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7What Is a WIP Limit?
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8How to Set WIP Limits for Agile Kanban
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Agile Kanban cards represent a team’s tasks or other individual work items at the program or company level. The information contained on a Kanban card is relevant to their daily work as well as to the continuous improvement of their workflow. Learn what information is typically on each side of the card, how they are used, and how to design them effectively.