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Lean Inception
Where is the star?
The Minimum Viable Product. No, the Minimum Loveable Product. No, the Minimum Testable Product....
Eric Ries on MVP – 2009
Below is a MVP presentation for the inaugural Lean Startup Meetup in San Francisco by Eric Ries. It is a must watch if you are interested in building successful products. Eric starts with a question: Why do we build products? The lean startup is about creating...
How to map story points to function points?
On the past year, I worked on a bank and influenced the contract change to accept function points and agile delivery. Instead of trying to match FP directly to story points, we used a triangulation via MVPs. All focus goes into the MVP and what goes into the MVP....
product thinking
"Here's what our product can do" and "Here's what you can do with our product" sound similar, but they are completely different approaches. — Jason Fried (@jasonfried) November 13, 2013 I really like the way Jason Fried stated the sentence. Prior to getting into...
What to Build?
In 2015 I read Steve Blank post: Why ‘Build, Measure, Learn’ isn’t just throwing things against the wall to see if they work I always had a hard time dealing with the jump from the business model canvas to the agile engineering practices. After experimenting lots of...
ToThePoint book mindmap
Post update: ToThePoint was the eBook that evolved into the Lean Inception book. --------------------- Last night I did a mindmap on the ToThePoint book. I was interested in understanding what have influenced me for coming up with such recipe. I did use a...
MVP examples
Lean products are built incrementally, with recently created MVPs being added to the existent solid product. With MVP enhancements, the continuous and incremental delivery provides the increase of value of the product through time, while the creation process for...