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Nov 14, 2017 11 min

MBA142: Lean Startup for the Enterprise

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In this episode, you’ll find out how to apply Lean Startup approaches so that you can build solutions customers will love.  After listening to this episode, you'll understand: Why the Lean Startup approaches aren’t just for small organizations How to experiment your way to success What techniques you can use to ensure you build the right solution  Show Notes Using Lean Startup approaches really helps us to find out what customers truly need and build solutions that meet those needs. The problem is that we often don’t know what customers need. Lean Startup takes us from identifying needs by understanding our customers to developing hypotheses and experimenting to ensure the right problem-solution fit and product-market fit. Eric Reis, author of The Lean Startup, describes a startup as a “human institution designed to deliver new product or service under conditions of extreme uncertainty.” With today’s volatile and rapidly changing environment, things are often under conditions of extreme uncertainty; not just in startups. These approaches aren’t just for small companies starting out. They apply to large enterprises as well. Lean Startup approaches provide a scientific approach for getting a desired product to customers faster. Listen to the full episode to understand how to apply Lean Startup approaches to find the right solution to the right problem. http://traffic.libsyn.com/masteringbusinessanalysis/MBA142.mp3 Z Your Homework I recommend trying Lean Startup approaches on your next project or within your organization. Start with tools to help you identify who your customers really are. Great tools for that are empathy maps and journey maps. Using a lean canvas is a great way for the team to come together and get on the same page as far as your approach and potential solutions. From there, create hypotheses and experiments to validate assumptions. You can use assumptions mapping to prioritize your experiments and then learn as you go. Links mentioned in this episode: Episode 99 with David Bland on Assumptions Mapping Lean Canvas Thank you for listening to the program To get more valuable content to enhance your skills and advance your career, you can subscribe on iTunes and other podcatchers. Also, reviews on iTunes are highly appreciated! I read each review and it helps keep me motivated to continue to bring you valuable content each week. . The post MBA142: Lean Startup for the Enterprise appeared first on Mastering Business Analysis.

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