Kanban vs. Scrum: What's the Difference?

Seems to me Kanban is tool, visual based. Scrum is a methodology.

Ultimately, it's about the team, education, the culture, and a unified agreement on producing good product.

I've been at agencies where the Project Managers checked all the boxes but ultimately had no sense for actually managing the client, the work and the project. Methodology wasn't the issue. People were.

scrum: old buzzword...kanban? whatever, new buzzword in the making