What is cumulative flow diagram?

1.	What is cumulative flow diagram?
Answer» CUMULATIVE FLOW diagram is a graphical representation of flow in the system over a period. The RED color shows the amount of WORK that is not yet started, green shows delivered and yellow shows in progress. Over a period, red should CONSTANTLY decrease and green should constantly increase with yellow being steady until the end.

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CUMULATIVE FLOW diagram is a graphical representation of flow in the system over a period. The RED color shows the amount of WORK that is not yet started, green shows delivered and yellow shows in progress.

Over a period, red should CONSTANTLY decrease and green should constantly increase with yellow being steady until the end.

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