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How Kanban Can Change Your Life

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 Matt_Simpson
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Matt Simpson is a technical lead software engineer at Asynchrony Solutions, Inc. (www.asolutions.com), where Kanban is used daily to manage software design projects. For more information, visit http://blog.asolutions.com or contact Matt directly at matt.simpson@asolutions.com.

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Kanban can change your life. More specifically, it can change your professional life and how well you manage your projects.
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First Posted 10 May 2012
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