Can you briefly tell us about Open Kanban? As in, what it is? What are

1.	Can you briefly tell us about Open Kanban? As in, what it is? What are the benefits etc.?
Answer» Open Kanban can be CONSIDERED as a movement based on the principles of Kanban and Agile to bring people from different BACKGROUNDS, domains, certifications together in a coherent manner. Because even though, people might come from manufacturing, construction, software etc. and they might have different certifications for their skills. But in the END, their goal is the same. So Open Kanban comes into the picture wherever open source is involved. So open Kanban is based on the freedom to change, adopt, modify as PER need. And simplicity, where you just as much as you need and put it any shape as you want. For example, in Open Kanban, the WIP [work in progress] is known as Reduce Base. That is, reduce the batch size of operations.

Can you briefly tell us about Open Kanban? As in, what it is? What are the benefits etc.?

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Open Kanban can be CONSIDERED as a movement based on the principles of Kanban and Agile to bring people from different BACKGROUNDS, domains, certifications together in a coherent manner. Because even though, people might come from manufacturing, construction, software etc. and they might have different certifications for their skills. But in the END, their goal is the same.

So Open Kanban comes into the picture wherever open source is involved.

So open Kanban is based on the freedom to change, adopt, modify as PER need. And simplicity, where you just as much as you need and put it any shape as you want.

For example, in Open Kanban, the WIP [work in progress] is known as Reduce Base. That is, reduce the batch size of operations.

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