8Manage Kanban supports both the Kanban and Scrum project management methodologies that complete project tasks in small increments and emphasize continuous improvement. But the processes they use to achieve those ends are different. While the pure Kanban methodology is centered around visualizing tasks and continuous flow, the Scrum methodology is more about implementing timelines for each delivery cycle and assigning set roles.

Both Kanban and Scrum are agile methodologies, meaning they are both adaptive and transparent, and can reduce inefficiencies in the project process. 

By using the Kanban or Scrum project management methodology in 8Manage Kanban, you can gain the following benefits:

Satisfied clients: By involving stakeholders in the project process, your team would allow them to show their values. Stakeholders want to be engaged throughout the project life cycle so they can offer feedback to ensure that the outcome will suit their needs.

Improved quality: 8Manage Kanban uses an iterative approach, meaning processes are improved upon each time an interval is repeated. This helps focus your team on improvement and quality control which in turn helps create superior project outcomes.

Adaptability: The visualization and quick-to-reorganize in 8Manage Kanban help your team reassess their plans and adjust their priorities to align with updated goals. Being adaptable means teams can deliver consistently and manage clients’ changing requirements effectively.

Predictability: Using 8Manage Kanban, your team works in short time periods, sometimes referred to as sprints. These fixed durations (e.g., 1 week) make it easier for managers to measure team performance.

Better communication: Using 8Manage Kanban, your team prioritizes face-to-face communication and continuous interaction. Team members would usually conduct daily meetings to ensure everyone is on the same page and working towards the same objectives. By regularly communicating with each other, they eliminate potential confusion to successfully achieve their objectives.