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One would be surprised to know how many people find it difficult to differentiate between Kanban and Scrum. These are two terms that are frequently used in the same sentence. They are both agile approaches and have considerable distinctions. Even though both the agile approaches are designed to simplify workflow and teamwork collaborations to ensure the best results, it's critical to grasp the differences between the two to determine which is best for one's work environment.

Out of the two, reports show that scrum is used far more by teams. About 56% of units use Scrum, whereas only 5% of the teams use the Kanban framework. 8% of teams also use Scrumban, a hybrid of Scrum and Kanban, and the rest use other agile frameworks. 

Want to know how Scrum is different from Kanban? Read to find out!

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