Any IT product, application or software development effort is made up of stakeholders who are invested in the success of the product. These stakeholders typical comprise customers or users, executives, development team comprising architects, product owners, analysts, Ux/ UI developers, software developers, testers, etc.

Scrum and Kanban are two of the most popular Agile approaches to software development. Both the approaches have lot in common, yet both have points of divergence as well. Many experts consider Kanban as the methodology closest to the spirit of Agile principles. It is often contended that while Scrum does contain vital benefits, like continuous feedback loop and the ability for teams to self-organize independently, these benefits are effectively absorbed by the self-arrangement features of Kanban.

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