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11 major differences Scrum board vs Kanban: Basic Definitions Both Scrum and Kanban boards use Agile methodology to track project status from ideation to completion: setting specific goals, delegating tasks, and plotting workflow. Scrum boards are more methodical but require more prep time and organization; Kanban boards give team members more leeway but don’t provide the same level of organizational structure. So, which is the best project management methodology for you? We’ll get into the detailed Kanban vs Scrum board comparison shortly, but let’s first lay the basic ground for discussion and look at it from a software development perspective. Here’s a very well-done video that will lay the ground for our discussion in this article. Now that we’ve gone over some basic Kanban vs Scrum distinctions, let’s dive into some methodology, and terminology and actually compare key elements of Kanban vs Scrum. Both Kanban and Scrum boards use sticky notes to communicate the status of the devel...