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Microsoft Learn: What is Kanban?
Documents Kanban principles: visualizing work as cards in workflow states, pull model, WIP limits, customizable columns, backlog items as cards, and bottleneck visibility.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kanban board | Choose Kanban board when work items progress through shared workflow states and column movement is the primary interaction. | Each column represents a workflow state or selected column field value, and moving a card updates the same value shown in details, reports, and automation. | Microsoft documents Kanban boards as cards organized by workflow states with pull model, WIP limits, and bottleneck visibility. |
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- Kanban board vs table vs calendar view vs list view
Microsoft documents Kanban boards as cards arranged by workflow states with WIP limits and bottleneck visibility.
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