What is a Lean Startup?
Definition from Eric Ries, Founder of Lean Startup Movement is simple and concise.
“A Human institution designed to create new products and services under conditions of extreme uncertainty. Nothing to do with size of the company, sector of the economy or industry”
- Eric Ries, Founder of Lean Startup Movement.
"Lean Startup" is a system for developing a business or product in the most efficient way possible to reduce the risk of failure.
It is an approach for launching businesses and products that treats all product and business ideas as assumptions (or hypotheses) that must be validated by rapid experimentation in the marketplace. The approach relies on scientific experimentation, iterative product releases, and customer’s feedback to generate validated learning.
If you need some more info hop to http://theleanstartup.com/
So now that we have some context into Lean Startup and if you are planning to launch a new technology product or are worried about time to market on your existing products, I would like to share an interesting case study how Lean Startup helped a product launch:
- Reduce time to market by 40%
- Reduce cost by 32%.
- Improved Quality by 55%
- Improved Business value by 40%
This Webinar is a walk-through of a "Live Product" built using Lean Startup & MVP approach that proves quantitative gain in time, cost quality & business value.
Webinar - Lean Startup: Reduce 40% go-to-market time & cost on your next product launch
This Webinar is a walk-through of a "Live Product" built using Lean Startup & MVP approach that proves quantitative gain in time, cost quality & business value.
The webinar would focus on the following topics:
- Concerns while new product development & How Lean Startup addresses these questions / challenges
- What is Lean Startup
- Lean Startup vs Traditional Approach
- Innovation and speed through MVP and Continuous deployment
- Aligning Product Launch, Marketing and Sales in Lean Startup approach
- Introducing Customer Engagement in the product life cycle
- Reduce time & cost by almost 40%
- Increase product quality and business value by 50%
- Case study - showcasing Lean startup benefits
- How Lean Startup can be applied in Enterprises
Definition from Eric Ries, Founder of Lean Startup Movement is simple and concise.
“A Human institution designed to create new products and services under conditions of extreme uncertainty. Nothing to do with size of the company, sector of the economy or industry”
- Eric Ries, Founder of Lean Startup Movement.
"Lean Startup" is a system for developing a business or product in the most efficient way possible to reduce the risk of failure.
It is an approach for launching businesses and products that treats all product and business ideas as assumptions (or hypotheses) that must be validated by rapid experimentation in the marketplace. The approach relies on scientific experimentation, iterative product releases, and customer’s feedback to generate validated learning.
If you need some more info hop to http://theleanstartup.com/
So now that we have some context into Lean Startup and if you are planning to launch a new technology product or are worried about time to market on your existing products, I would like to share an interesting case study how Lean Startup helped a product launch:
- Reduce time to market by 40%
- Reduce cost by 32%.
- Improved Quality by 55%
- Improved Business value by 40%
This Webinar is a walk-through of a "Live Product" built using Lean Startup & MVP approach that proves quantitative gain in time, cost quality & business value.
Webinar - Lean Startup: Reduce 40% go-to-market time & cost on your next product launch
This Webinar is a walk-through of a "Live Product" built using Lean Startup & MVP approach that proves quantitative gain in time, cost quality & business value.
The webinar would focus on the following topics:
- Concerns while new product development & How Lean Startup addresses these questions / challenges
- What is Lean Startup
- Lean Startup vs Traditional Approach
- Innovation and speed through MVP and Continuous deployment
- Aligning Product Launch, Marketing and Sales in Lean Startup approach
- Introducing Customer Engagement in the product life cycle
- Reduce time & cost by almost 40%
- Increase product quality and business value by 50%
- Case study - showcasing Lean startup benefits
- How Lean Startup can be applied in Enterprises
