A city clerk’s records desk uses Kanban-style continuous flow with WIP limits instead of Scrum sprints. What serves as a primary logical control unit in that setup?
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Short Explanation
Kanban is more like a checkout line with a max number of open carts than a timed soccer half. WIP limits and cards moving across columns are the control units. You do not need a Scrum sprint clock to manage that flow.
Full Explanation
Kanban emphasizes visualizing work, limiting WIP, and managing flow; control units are items and WIP constraints rather than required Scrum timeboxes. Teams may still use metrics, but the method does not mandate sprint commitments or Sprint Goals. CAPM-level distinction: flow systems use different logical units than iteration-based Scrum.