What are the differences between Agile and Kanban methodologies in project and team management?

Agile is a flexible project management methodology based on iterative development, continuous feedback, and adaptation to changes. Agile involves working in sprints, regular meetings (such as daily stand-ups), and close collaboration with the customer.

Kanban is a method of visualizing and managing the flow of tasks using a board (Kanban board), where tasks move through columns reflecting different stages of completion. Kanban focuses on a continuous workflow, limiting work in progress (WIP), and improving processes.

Main differences:

• Agile (e.g., Scrum) is structured around iterations and roles, while Kanban is more flexible and continuous.
• Agile requires sprint planning, while Kanban allows adding tasks at any time.
• Kanban visualizes the current process and helps optimize flow, whereas Agile is oriented towards rapid delivery of functionality.

Both methodologies can be used together, combining Agile's iterative approach with Kanban's visual control.