Diving into the 'Streams and Dashboard' slide of the 'Minimum Viable Product (Part 2)' presentation, one finds a comprehensive overview of the project's timeline and scope. It features a Gantt chart and project streams, providing a visual representation of the MVP launch roadmap. The slide also includes a project calendar, which aids in tracking progress and deadlines. It's a crucial tool for aligning stakeholders and communicating the product vision, as it clearly outlines the product requirements. This slide is instrumental in guiding the initial triage of tasks to the development and execution of the MVP.
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