RE: Tech Writing in Kanban

["Mark Baker" <mbaker -at- analecta -dot- com>]

I'm curious what your dev team means when they say that they have moved from
agile to kanban. Kanban is an agile technique, so adopting kanban does not
imply moving away from agile.

Mark

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> One of our Dev teams just moved from Agile to Kanban,
> and we are trying to define the best way a technical writer can
> contribute, in such an environment. 

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