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Developer Experience (DX) encompasses software developers' overall satisfaction and work environment, including their interactions with tools, frameworks, and platforms for building, deploying, and …
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Developer Experience (DX) refers to software developers' overall work experience and satisfaction. It relates to developers' perception of using tools, frameworks, and platforms to build, deploy, …
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A cycle is a series of actions that recur in an unchanging order without discontinuity. To consider a cycle, we refer to the start of those actions till the next start. Thus, the cycle time is the …
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The Obeya Room, a visual management concept, originated from lean management practices and has been adopted by successful companies worldwide. The term "Obeya" means "large room" in Japanese, …
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The starting point for A3 problem-solving is formulating the current and target conditions. The "current condition" refers to the present state related to the problem. The "target condition" …
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Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is a structured approach that goes beyond the symptoms of a problem. It leads to the source and core fact or event generating that problem. We apply root cause analysis …
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