Fishbone Diagram for Software Development

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A template fishbone diagram -- specifically for application and use in the software development environment.

A fishbone diagram (also called a cause-and-effect diagram or an Ishikawa diagram) is a visual tool which helps identify and organize the causes of a problem or condition. It's a more structured approach than other brainstorming tools and allows team members to focus on the root causes of problems rather than symptoms.

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