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206 articles on innovation, lean startup, and entrepreneurship

Wizard of Oz Prototyping vs. Concierge Test: The Key Difference

Wizard of Oz Prototyping vs. Concierge Test: The Key Difference

Wizard of oz prototyping and concierge testing both skip technology, but differ in user awareness. Learn when to use each lean startup method.

Sep 15, 2015 · 7 min read
Concierge MVP Onboarding: Stop Losing Users and Start Learning

Concierge MVP Onboarding: Stop Losing Users and Start Learning

Concierge MVP onboarding means helping users 1-on-1 to get immediate value. Learn the GROW framework and how one startup saw 600% more retained customers.

Sep 8, 2015
Value Creation Looks the Same With or Without Technology

Value Creation Looks the Same With or Without Technology

True value creation enhances real human experiences — not technology for its own sake. Here's what better and worse look like without tech or data.

Aug 31, 2015
The Real Startup Book: A Free, Community-Written Lean Guide

The Real Startup Book: A Free, Community-Written Lean Guide

The Real Startup Book is a free, open-source startup book built by practitioners using lean methods. Here's how to download, contribute, or give feedback.

Aug 18, 2015
Lean vs Agile: How They Differ and Work Together in Practice

Lean vs Agile: How They Differ and Work Together in Practice

Lean focuses on customer value across the org; Agile focuses on software quality in engineering. Learn how they complement — and conflict — in practice.

Aug 11, 2015
The ROI of Innovation: Why It's the Wrong Question to Ask

The ROI of Innovation: Why It's the Wrong Question to Ask

The ROI of innovation is negative on paper — just like health insurance. Learn why smart companies treat innovation as options, not guaranteed revenue.

Aug 4, 2015
User Insights in Context: 3 Traps That Mislead Product Teams

User Insights in Context: 3 Traps That Mislead Product Teams

User insights only drive innovation when interpreted in context. Avoid these three common traps that mislead product teams analyzing experiment data.

Jul 30, 2015 · 7 min read
Entrepreneurship Degree: Why Asking the Right Questions Matters Most

Entrepreneurship Degree: Why Asking the Right Questions Matters Most

An entrepreneurship degree should teach you to ask the right questions, not memorize answers. Learn the skills that actually matter for startup success.

Jul 27, 2015
The Best Innovation KPI: One Lean Startup Experiment Per Week

The Best Innovation KPI: One Lean Startup Experiment Per Week

The best innovation KPI for lean startup teams is simple: run at least one experiment per week. Here's why this beat complex knowledge metrics.

Jul 21, 2015
In Defense of the HiPPO: When Corporate Decision Making Needs a Boss

In Defense of the HiPPO: When Corporate Decision Making Needs a Boss

The HiPPO isn't always wrong. Here are three scenarios where deferring to the highest paid person's opinion beats testing in corporate decision making.

Jul 14, 2015
Why Your Startup Team Is Incomplete (And How to Fix It)

Why Your Startup Team Is Incomplete (And How to Fix It)

The hacker-hustler-hipster startup team model misses critical skills. Learn how to build a complete team that covers the Build-Measure-Learn loop.

Jul 7, 2015
Lean Startup Jobs: Internships With Real Experiments, Not Coffee Runs

Lean Startup Jobs: Internships With Real Experiments, Not Coffee Runs

Looking for lean startup jobs? This internship offers hands-on experiment design, startup coaching, and accelerator experience — no coffee orders involved.

Jul 2, 2015
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