Grammatical updates: English documentation
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@@ -11,22 +11,22 @@ There are only two constraints imposed by Kanban:
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Visualize your workflow
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- Your work is displayed on a board, you have a clear overview of your project
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- Your work is displayed on a board so that you have a clear overview of your project
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- Each column represents a step in your workflow
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Bring focus and avoid multitasking
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Limit your work in progress
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- Each phase can have a work in progress limits
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- Limits are great to identify bottlenecks
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- Encourages focus by avoiding multitasking
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- Each phase can have work-in-progress limits
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- Limits help identify bottlenecks
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- Limits avoid working on too many tasks at the same time
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Measure performance and improvement
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Performance Measurement
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Kanban uses lead and cycle times to measure performance:
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- **Lead time**: Time between the task is created and completed
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- **Cycle time**: Time between the task is started and completed
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- **Lead time**: Time between task creation and completion
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- **Cycle time**: Time between task start and completion
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For example, you may have a lead time of 100 days and only have to work 1 hour to complete the task.
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For example, you may have a lead time of 100 days but only have to work 1 hour to complete the task.
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