Daily Kanban Standup: Is Your Team Ready for the Next Evolution?

Daily Kanban Standup: Is Your Team Ready for the Next Evolution?

Teams using the Kanban method may question the necessity of daily standups, and this article acknowledges that the routine can become stale for teams. Instead of asking if daily meetings are necessary, teams should consider if they are mature enough to hold standups less frequently. The article lists 11 goals that teams should meet before reducing the frequency of standups, such as real-time updates on the Kanban board and minimal outliers on control charts. It's important to regularly assess if the team is meeting these goals and, if not, to reinstitute daily standups until they are consistently met.

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