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Kanban

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Agile Manifesto It is a statement of 4 values and 12 principles on new ways of developing software.Asana It is a project management software that enables the implementation of the Kanban method.

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Blockages Refers to any obstacle that stops the delivery of a product, paralyzing the team's progress.

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CFD Stands for Cumulative Flow Diagram.Commitment Point It is the stage in the workflow where a work item is ready to be incorporated into the system.Cost of Delay Represents the economic impact of a delayed delivery over time.Cycle Time It is the duration it takes for an item to be completed in a given process.

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Downstream Activities from the receipt of a request to its delivery.

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Expedite These are high-priority work items that require immediate attention.

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Kanban It is a Lean method to optimize workflow processes.Kanban Board Visually represents work at various stages of a process using cards and columns.

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Lead Time It is the total duration from the start to the completion of an order.Lean Lean is the application of manufacturing principles to software development.

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Muda It is a Japanese term that translates as waste.Multitasking It involves the concurrent performance of multiple tasks.

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Pull System It is one where work is only initiated when there is demand for it.

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Scrumban It is a framework that combines the principles of Scrum and Kanban.SLA It stands for Service Level Agreement.

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Throughput It is the number of work items completed within a specific timeframe.Trello It's a visual tool that facilitates the organization of tasks.

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Waste It refers to any activity that consumes resources but does not add value to the customer.WIP It stands for Work In Progress.WIP Limits It's the maximum amount of work that can exist at each stage of a workflow.