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Cumulative Flow Diagram Tutorial

24,060 views October 26, 2019 9:06

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Understanding the value of the Cumulative Flow Diagram, or CFD, to support team maturity and delivery predictability

The Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) is an area graph that depicts the quantity of work in a given stage for a specified timeframe (e.g. an iteration or a program increment), the duration that the work remains in a stage, and the completion of the work between the stages. The CFD exposes lots of critical flow information and enables better decision making.

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John Meedzan published this 9:06 video tutorial on October 26, 2019. It has been watched 24,060 times on YouTube.

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  • What Is A Cumulative Flow Diagram And How To Use It | ClickUp Blog clickup.com

    Cumulative flow diagrams are one of the easiest ways to keep track of your project’s progress to ensure that things progress smoothly. However, if there’s one thing that’s clear from this blog post , it’s that you can’t…

  • How To Use a Cumulative Flow Diagram wrike.com

    A cumulative flow diagram ’s job is to make it easy for your team to spot when something in your process or project isn’t working correctly. Ideally, all of the sections of your diagram should be rising smoothly togethe…

  • Cumulative Flow Diagram: What Is It And How To Read? zepel.io

    How to Read a Cumulative Flow Diagram. Consider a simple CFD for a Kanban board with 4 columns: Backlog, In Development, QA and Deployed.. A cumulative flow diagram. The chart shows the number of items in each stage of…

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