A kanban loop refers to the cyclical process involved in kanban, a project/task management system used to improve workflow efficiency. The loop begins with the identification of a task or task backlog, which is then divided into smaller work items. These work items are visualized on a kanban board, often represented by cards or sticky notes moving across different stages of the workflow, such as "To-Do," "In Progress," and "Completed." As work on a specific item is initiated, it progresses through the workflow stages until it is completed. Each stage in the loop is limited by the availability of resources and capacity, ensuring that work is paced and not overwhelmed. The loop continues as new tasks are identified, prioritized, and added to the workflow, ensuring continuous improvement and smooth flow of work.
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