The Four Flow items as explained by my car

The Four Flow items as explained by my car

The Flow Framework, which analyzes the flow of work and value through a product development process to ensure speed and quality, can be applied to everyday products by examining the four Flow items: feature, defect, risk, and debt. A car trip provides examples of each item, such as cruise control as a feature and the cigarette lighter socket as a debt artifact. Understanding these items can help businesses improve their development process.

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