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The Cumulative Flow Chart (CFD) in a nutshell

Posted on 06/08/201531/10/2018 by Christian Gut

The Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) is one of the most powerful inventions in terms of process visualisations I have ever met so far. Coming from the IT community, its main purpose is to show how an IT project is progressing. Those projects are usually dividable into smaller work units (i.e. functionalities, user cases or histories)…

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