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Presentation from LKBE2010, Antwerp, which was repeated at theatre play in zurich and at XP-Days Germany 2010, HH with great and kind support by Stefan Roock. For those who saw the play, the slides containing the tables are most interesting, as they contain the concepts that were developed during the play. Thanks for your attention and the great feedback!

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Enterprise Kanban @ mobile.de
@markusandrezak
markus.andrezak@team.mobile.de
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