Quick answer
Kanban is continuous flow (no sprints, WIP limits, pull); Scrumban keeps flow but adds Scrum’s cadences (planning, review, retro) — Scrumban for teams wanting structure without sprint commitments.
Kanban
Pull work as capacity frees, WIP-limited, no timeboxes — for continuous, interrupt-driven work.
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Scrumban
Kanban’s board + Scrum’s meetings — flow with rhythm; planning on demand, retros on cadence.
The choice
Pure flow work (ops, support) → Kanban; wanting Scrum’s feedback without sprint pressure → Scrumban.
Migration path
Many teams go Scrum → Scrumban → Kanban — the maturing direction.
Bottom line
Kanban is continuous flow (no sprints, WIP limits, pull); Scrumban keeps flow but adds Scrum’s cadences (planning, review, retro) — Scrumban for teams wanting structure without sprint commitments.
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