MVP is an abbreviation of Minimal Viable Product, a simple yet powerful concept that quickly...
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Lean Inception French edition is a best seller on Amazon
Today, I am celebrating a great accomplishment: The Lean Inception French edition is a best seller...
Oscar 2016: MVP finally wins Academy Award
And the Oscar goes to... MVP Oscar 2016: MVP finally wins academy award for best entrepreneur supporting actor. MVP, short for minimum viable product, has been the favorite for many StartUps, entrepreneurs, and new business. And it finally got the deserved...
Why setting the context creates better products (the ultimate PO secret)
Product Owners have the hard task of leading the product’s evolution without being the “boss” of no one. In other words, they must convince everyone in the Scrum team that the path they defined for the product is the most adequate. Even though they are equal members...
Why Facebook, Twitter, and FAX machine are very similar
Facebook, Twitter, and many other social networks are just like that very old technology: a FAX machine. Back in the days, it was not worth having a FAX machine if only one person would use it; the more people using it, the better. Joaquim Torres calls this concept...
How to prove your business idea with less than $100 (the Kettle & Fire bone broth MVP success story)
I just love success stories, don´t you? I have just read a great blog post by Justin Mares where he explains how he validated his business idea in two weeks with less than $100. And he has created a thriving business which reached 6 figures in the first five months. I...
The MVP Canvas has been updated
This post has been updated. Please go to caroli.org/the-mvp-canvas for the latest version. [divider] One of the outcomes of the Lean Inception (described in the eBook To The Point) is the MVP Canvas. This canvas is the focal point of the governance model in the style...
Brilliant lifesaving MVP, a story from the Chilean mines
Have you ever thought about a lifesaving minimum viable product? I know someone that not only thought about it, but successfully created and evolved a lifesaving minimum viable product (MVP). On ScrumDayChile 2015 conference I had the pleasure to meet Eduardo Labarca...







