What are the Kanban practices?

The main practices of Kanban include:

• Visualizing work — creating a Kanban board with columns reflecting the stages of the process (e.g., "To Do", "In Progress", "Done").
• Limiting work in progress (WIP) — restricting the number of tasks that can be in each column at the same time to avoid overload and increase focus.
• Managing flow — continuously monitoring and optimizing the speed of task progression through the process.
• Clear process policies — defining rules and criteria for moving tasks between columns.
• Using feedback loops — regular meetings to analyze the process and seek improvements.
• Continuous improvement (Kaizen) — ongoing enhancement of the process based on data and feedback.

Kanban is flexibly adaptable to different teams and projects, focusing on transparency and work efficiency.