What is Kanban Board in Azure DevOps

• You must connect to a project. If you don't have a project yet, create one.
• You must be added to a project as a member of the Contributors or Project Administrators security group. To get added, Add users to a project or team.
• To add work items and exercise all board features, you must be granted Basic access or higher. For details, see About access levels.
• To view or modify work items, you must have your View work items in this node and Edit work items in this node permissions set to Allow. By default, the Contributors group has this permission set. To learn more, see Set permissions and access for work tracking.
• Users with Stakeholder access for a private project can't exercise these board features: add work items, drag-and-drop work items to update status, update fields displayed on cards. They can add tasks and change task status.
• Users with Stakeholder access for a public project have full access to board features just like users with Basic access. For details, see About access levels.

While broadly fitting under the umbrella of Agile, both Scrum and Kanban are quite different. A few of the most notable differentiators include; scrum focuses on fixed length sprints where Kanban is more of a continuous flow model; Scrum has defined roles where Kanban does not define any specific roles for the team; and Scrum uses velocity as a key metric where Kanban champions the use of cycle time.

In calling out the differences in the previous paragraph, it is also common for teams to adopt aspects of both Scrum and Kanban to help them work most effectively. Remember, regardless of which characteristics you choose, you can always review and adapt until you get the best fit for your team. Start simple and don’t lose sight of the most important thing – delivering value regularly to your users!

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