Kanban is an Agile framework that focuses on flow and eliminating waste. It relies on complete transparency, not only in terms of communication, but work as well. Kanban is probably the biggest reason Post-it Notes are so tightly associated with Agile approaches. This is because at the core of the framework is the Kanban Board, a highly visible and accurate representation of work items and their current state. In the early days, these boards were created using sticky notes and markers, however, these days there are a significant number of digital tools to choose from.

Agile can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people. It's an overarching set of values that guides certain practices. In short, Agile should be considered as a set of guiding principles and values and not a framework, it does not provide a series of steps to follow.

Catch up with Aginic Business Manager Kristen Thornton as she unpacks her journey towards realising the value of Agile methodologies.

Have you ever been in one of those meetings where you are wondering not only what the purpose is, but what the desired outcome may be? The FUEL model is a technique which that Paul has found to be highly productive and encourages an effective session.