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Lean Inception: Learn How to Align People and Build the Right Product

by Caroli.org | Lean Inception, Most Read Articles

Lean Inception is a crucial agile methodology for aligning teams on effective product creation. Introduced by Paulo Caroli, it combines Design Thinking and Lean StartUp techniques to define strategies and Minimum Viable Product (MVP) scope. It is valuable for large projects, startups, and business innovations. Not suitable for discovery activities, prototyping decisions, or cross-team alignment. Active participants, stakeholders, and skilled facilitators are essential for the success of this collaborative process. Lean Inception is fundamental for guiding teams toward meaningful and efficient product outcomes.

Lean Inception with a defined budget and deadline

by Caroli.org | Lean Inception

QUESTION: If the company already defines a budget and expected delivery date in advance for the creation of the product, should this information be shared by the facilitator with the team going through the Lean Inception or would it disrupt the activities – putting a...

How to deliver the MVP using Scrum and Kanban?

by Caroli.org | Agile Culture

In an organisation that no longer wants to waste time and resources putting its ideas into action, making use of Lean Inception is critical. With it, there are improvements not only in the way the work is carried out, which becomes agile and allows the construction of...

[Back to the point] 4 Proven Steps to Realign on the Product

by Caroli.org | Lean Inception

Back to the Point Workshop, realigning people to build the right product This is a workshop to realign a product team strategy against the MVP, typically held three months after the Lean Inception. In this workshop the team explores OKRs, MVP, User Stories and...

What are the top most challenges for a Remote Lean Inception?

by Caroli.org | Lean Inception

If you have ever participated in an presencial Lean Inception, you know that there are many challenges to overcome during the workshop days. Things are different when facilitating a remote workshop, but they have something in common: both present different challenges...

SCRUM: meaning, application, concepts and examples

by Caroli.org | Agile Culture

Scrum is the most famous agile methodology, acting in a simple and effective way with regard to the development of projects, products or services. As a result, the model is capable of increasing productivity, optimizing activities, as well as customer satisfaction and...

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Lean Inception with a defined budget and deadline

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