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EXPLORING KANBAN IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, ACTA UNIVERSITATIS OULUENSIS A Scientiae Rerum Naturalium 682
ISBN-13:
978-952-62-1407-8
Kieli:
englanti
Kustantaja:
Oulun yliopisto
Oppiaine:
Tieto- ja sähkötekniikka
Painos:
Osajulkaisuväitöskirjan yhteenveto-osa
Painosvuosi:
2016
Sijainti:
Print Tietotalo
Sivumäärä:
90
Tekijät:
AHMAD MUHAMMAD OVAIS
15.00 €
To gain competitive advantage and thrive in the market, companies have introduced Kanban in software development. Kanban has been used in the manufacturing industry for over six decades. In the software engineering domain, Kanban was introduced in 2004 to increase flexibility in coping with dynamic requirements, bring visibility to workflow and related tasks, improve communication, and promote the pull system. However, the existing scientific literature lacks empirical evidence of the use of Kanban in software companies. This doctoral thesis aims to improve the understanding of the use of Kanban in software engineering. The research was performed in two phases: 1) analysis of scientific literature on Kanban in software engineering and industrial engineering and 2) investigation of Kanban implementation trends in software companies. The data was collected through systematic literature reviews, survey and semi-structured interviews. The results were synthesized to draw conclusions and outline implications for research and practice. The results indicate growing interest in the use of Kanban in software companies. The findings suggest that Kanban is applicable to software development, software maintenance, and portfolio management in software companies. Kanban brings visibility to task and offering status, limits work in progress at any given time gives people greater control over their work and limit task switching. Although Kanban offers several benefits, as reported in this dissertation, the findings show that software companies find it challenging to implement Kanban incrementally.
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