8.1.1.1 Kanban Team*
The Kanban Team plays a crucial role in reviewing completed deliverables. They are responsible for performing quality assurance checks, testing the functionality of deliverables, and providing feedback on overall quality. Additionally, the team can identify lessons learned from the workflow and share them to support continuous improvement.
Figure 8-3 illustrates a Kanban Dashboard that Kanban Teams and business stakeholders can use to review completed products for approval or rejection:
Figure 8.3: Kanban Dashboard (Source: Vabro)
Figure 8-3 above shows a Kanban Dashboard in an AI-enabled Kanban tool, displaying tasks organized into columns by status, with color-coded cards representing different work items across various project stages. This facilitates review and approval or rejection of completed products.
For more information, see section 3.2.
8.1.1.2 Kanban Workflow*
For more information, see section 3.5.1.
8.1.1.3 Completed Deliverables*
The completed deliverables are the tangible outputs of the development work and these may include software releases, reports, or other products. The review process involves assessing the quality, functionality, and performance of these deliverables.
8.1.1.4 Kanban Backlog*
The Kanban Backlog can be used to identify future work items related to completed deliverables. By reviewing the backlog, the team can ensure that the completed work aligns with the overall product vision.
Figure 8-4 illustrates the use of the Kanban Backlog in product review and approval within Kanban:
Figure 8.4: Use of Kanban Backlog in Product Review (Source: Vabro)
Figure 8-4 above shows dashboard in Vabro, highlighting a specific task titled "Sample Task - Resolve Network Connectivity Issue," assigned to Adam Dawson. It displays related tasks in the backlog, along with their statuses and assigned teams within the "Kanban Backlog" section, reflecting progress and collaboration on product review and approval.
For more information, see section 3.5.2