What are the key differences between the Kanban system and traditional project management methods?

The Kanban system contributes to just-in-time production by visually showing what stage a task is in and prompting viewers on which actions to take next in a process workflow. It was designed to produce only what is needed, when it is needed and in the amount needed. This system was developed to increase productivity without the need for additional resources or employees.

The Kanban system aids in task prioritization by providing a visual representation of the workflow. It uses sign cards on a signboard to indicate the stage of a task, prompting viewers on the next actions to take. This system encourages production only when and as much as needed, thereby helping in efficient task prioritization and management.