Kanban is a card-based task process visualization tool that helps teams organize and manage tasks in a flexible and adaptive way. Agile project management is an umbrella philosophy that encompasses various approaches, including Kanban and Scrum, to help workflows become more responsive. Kanban is not a separate methodology from Agile but rather an approach that can be used in tandem with Agile and other flexible project management styles. It prioritizes values like adaptability, efficiency, and improved collaboration. Scrum is a prescriptive structure for managing projects that requires a manager, a team, a predetermined short timeline, and regular progress reporting. Agile methodology is a general philosophy that simplifies complex goals into separate groups of tasks for teams to handle in sequences that make sense for their personnel but may not be linear. Agile projects are fluid and adaptive rather than prescriptive, allowing for faster delivery times, more collaboration, and the ability to continuously incorporate customer feedback and adapt to market changes.