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How to Use Cumulative Flow Diagrams to Track WIP in Agile Kanban
The Cumulative Flow Diagram can be used to help teams visualize how the WIP in their system changes over time. Learn how this chart helps teams track WIP levels, reveal bottlenecks and blockers, and highlight changes in performance trends.
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