More Ways to Visualize Your Project Portfolio
More Ways to Visualize Your Project Portfolio
Every time I work with a client or teach a workshop, people want more ways to visualize their project portfolios, including a Kanban view with backlog.
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Every time I work with a client or teach a workshop, people want more ways to visualize their project portfolios. Here are some ideas:
Here is a kanban view of the project portfolio with a backlog:
Kanban view of the project portfolio
And a kanban view of the project portfolio with an “Unstaffed Work” line, so it’s clear:
Project Portfolio Kanban with Unstaffed Work Line
If you haven’t read Visualizing All the Work in Your Project Portfolio, you should. It has some other options, too.
I have yet more options in Manage Your Project Portfolio: Increase Your Capacity and Finish More Projects.
Tags: kanban, lean, project management, visualize
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