A lightning talk on an alternative view of Minimum Viable Product, a concept often used in agile software development as an alternative to large batch single release software projects

1. M is for MVP (or is it?)
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2. “A minimum viable product (MVP) is a product with
just enough features to satisfy early customers, and to
provide feedback for future product development
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3. Context: I must make the train
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4. M is for Maximum
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5. M is for Marketable
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6. V is for immoVable
M is for Must (oScoW)
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7. P is for Permanent @clem_pickering

8. M is for Multiple
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9. M is for Monthly
(or smaller)
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10. V is for Value (able)
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11. P is for exPeriments
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12. M is for Mindset
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13. TLDR;
- Challenge the concept of MVP
- Focus instead on establishing regular,
iterative delivery
- Take the tube not the (release) train
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