Focus on value: Identify the features that most benefit customers and prioritize those features for development.
Eliminate waste: Identify and eliminate any activities that do not add value to the software product. This includes activities such as rework, meetings, and bureaucracy.
Create flow: Smoothly deliver software through the development process. This means breaking down large projects into smaller, more manageable tasks and delivering the software in increments.
Make decisions based on data: Use data to make decisions about the software development process. This includes collecting feedback from users and measuring the performance of the software.
Continuous improvement: Continuously improve the software development process by identifying and fixing problems.
Value stream mapping: Map out the entire software development process to identify areas where waste can be eliminated.
Kanban: Use Kanban boards to visualize the progress of work and limit the amount of work in progress.
Small releases: Release software in small increments to get feedback from users and make changes quickly
Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD): Automate the process of building, testing, and deploying software.
Test-driven development (TDD): Write tests before writing code to ensure that the code is correct.
Pair programming: Two developers work together on the same code at the same time to improve code quality and catch bugs early.
Customer involvement: Get feedback from users throughout the development process.
Lean software development can help teams to deliver software more quickly, efficiently, and with fewer defects. It can also help to improve customer satisfaction and team morale.