With that being said, though, I am of the opinion that the academic community has dropped the ball relative to Lean. What do I mean by this? I have previously stated that managers today need to take ...

I think it’s fair to say that some of the buzz about lean startups is due to the very ... first assumption that’s iffy. The second leap of faith is not risky at all. In most startups and ...

Don’t lose sight of your founder roots Chris Minas, founder and CEO of mobile agency Nimbletank, says that in order to make the leap from leading a startup to leading a larger organisation ...

The Lean Startup, after all ... “It’s about setting a goal that can be measured, identifying leap-of-faith assumptions, and working backward to say, ‘How do we start testing those ...

If you're thinking about creating a startup, do your homework and learn about lean startup. Don't spend six months coding a product; prove that people want to buy it first. Have you ever thought about ...

This book probes new frontiers of the Lean Startup ... White (‘startup within a startup’). It created the time and space to experiment with new markets like business travel. 1 Leap-of-faith ...

According to The Lean Startup, a startup’s purpose is to launch MVPs—“minimum viable products”—into the world to discover whether the founders’ LOFAs—“leap-of-faith assumptions ...

Ries describes three levels of innovation accounting, each increasingly more sophisticated as a new venture or startup evolves ... Level 2: Leap of Faith Assumptions Dashboards Level 2 Innovation ...

Startups are a leap of faith, faith that my business ... So, let’s begin with the goal of a startup, as Eric Ries says in his book Lean Startup. “Is to figure out the right thing to build ...