This book describes the following topics:

• Scrum
• Kanban
• Lean

You may have heard many businesses talk about project management. Unfortunately, until recently, people only relied on traditional project management methods like the waterfall model. There are many methods that have come to light in recent years, such as agile and lean. The agile project management methodology and lean project management methodology are important methods to learn if you want to improve your team’s efficiency.

Scrum is gaining immense popularity among the corporate world, managers, and chief executive officers due to its speed, high efficiency, and customer satisfaction. It allows you to double your revenue by speedily producing high-quality products without wasting precious human and monetary resources.

This book walks you through step-by-step techniques for deploying the scrum method in your organization. If you are a manager who has to integrate scrum into the organization and slowly replace it with the traditional waterfall method, you should listen to this book to understand scrum. You will find explanations as to why it is better than the traditional Waterfall method and what turnout you can get after successfully deploying scrum.

After you have listened to this book, you will be able to build the scrum team. You will learn about the roles and responsibilities of important designations in the scrum network. You will have a detailed overview of the agile principles and how you can use them when managing a project.

The content of the first book includes:

• Why choose scrum over the waterfall method?
• Why scrum works efficiently.
• What is the scrum team?
• What are scrum artifacts?
• What are agile principles?
• What is product backlog?
• Scrum master vs. project manager.
• Work estimation in scrum.
• How to run multiple projects in scrum.
• Why is scrum the best choice for developers?

The Kanban paradigm of project management is getting more and more popular, and this book aims to bring people ahead of the curve and understand a concept that very soon may take over the industry.

People entering the professional industry are always bombarded with confusing words that are hard to get their minds around, but it’s important to know those terms to survive and thrive in the corporate world.

Content of the second book:

• Simple and easy-to-understand terminology that steers clear of jargon so you won’t struggle to understand the fundamental concepts and you’ll be able to apply them instantly.
• A simple, detail-oriented layout. Even individuals without a background in project management will be able to understand it and learn from it.
• A step-by-step approach. The topics are divided into segments, and each latter segment is built upon the concept learned in the previous one to provide cohesion to the learning process.
• Real-life test cases and examples that will be helpful once you start applying Kanban in your office or workspace.

By the time you complete this book, you will be set to be a kanban project manager or work in a kanban working environment. This book will also open other dimensions of study and introspection that you can further enhance your knowledge and expertise on the subject of kanban and of project management methodologies. Grab your copy of this step-by-step guide to get started today!

Have you wondered how you and your team can work effectively and meet the deadlines set by your customers and shareholders? Do you want to learn about the different project management methodologies?