Hello Mark,

I am not aware of plans to create a ready-to-use component for Kanban solutions. However, you can use the Kendo UI widgets to build one. 

You can also check this feature request here: http://kendoui-feedback.telerik.com/forums/127393-kendo-ui-feedback/suggestions/6742491-add-a-new-kanban-control. If you have any further ideas or suggestions, feel free to post a comment in the feedback item. 

Regards,
Ianko
Progress Telerik

A simple example of kanban view with sortable list

 

https://dojo.telerik.com/oDIrEZim/4

Thank you so much for example..Quite simple and understandable..Cleared alot of concepts 

PS i forgot to add,can u pls add some more examples.SO that it may be more helpful.Thanks myschoolbucks.com

Kanban is one of the leading PM methodologies. When you study this guide https://light-it.net/blog/choosing-a-technology-stack-for-web-application-development/ you will understand why. This helps you manage your workflow when your team works on shared goals. This method tracks documents, information about your tasks and makes them available exactly when you need them. There are five basic steps to implementing a Kanban system.

Kanban is one of the leading PM methodologies. When you study this guide <a href="https://light-it.net/blog/choosing-a-technology-stack-for-web-application-development/"> you will understand why. This helps you manage your workflow when your team works on shared goals. This method tracks documents, information about your tasks and makes them available exactly when you need them. There are five basic steps to implementing a Kanban system.

Kanban is one of the leading PM methodologies. When you study this guide https://light-it.net/blog/choosing-a-technology-stack-for-web-application-development/ you will understand why. This helps you manage your workflow when your team works on shared goals. This method tracks documents, information about your tasks and makes them available exactly when you need them. There are five basic steps to implementing a Kanban system.