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If you wish to begin a lean startup, you must identify a small gap in the market using time and money effectively.
You will need to use different techniques to ensure that your product or service reaches the market in a faster way while also avoiding the production or manufacture of products that no consumer will want.
Controlled Use and Deployment of Resources
One of the most important principles of a lean startup is that the startup must use every one of its resources effectively and efficiently. Since most startups do not have enough investment they use the lean business model to encourage the effective deployment and continuous development of the resources that the company does have.
A lean startup must continuously evaluate how the initial investment can be used to meet its targets and customer requirements. The startup must also ensure that it does not spend more than what is necessary to test, evaluate, and refine its products.
Entrepreneurs are everywhere
Eric Ries believes that every individual in the world is an entrepreneur. Some successful entrepreneurs have built their organization in their garage. You can find entrepreneurs in Hollywood, in the IRS, and even in well-established organizations. These people are always looking for a way to develop products that increase value to the customer.
Entrepreneurship is management
It is important to remember that every startup is not defined by its products but is an institution. Therefore, there must be a management team in place to understand and develop the startup.
Validated Learning
A startup does not exist only to build products for the customers or to make money. It exists only when the management learns how to build a sustainable business. The learning can be validated through statistical measures by running experiments that test the startups' vision.
In this book, you will learn:
The Lean Startup MethodLean Startup ModelsThe 5 Principles of Lean Startup Why Do Most Startups Fail?Lean Analytics for data analysisSuccess storiesAnd Much More
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