1. Know Your MVP
Unnat Gupta
Shree Damani

3. What is MVP

4. MVP Exercise

5. Identify Your MVP

6. Existing Products New Features

7. Existing Products new UX

8. MVP Loop
Hypothesi
s
Measure
Experime
nt

9. What’s not MVP
• First Slice of product you put in users hand
• Matching existing application feature to features with new
architecture
• Just done once in the life cycle of the product
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10. Using the two together - MVP & MMP

11. Comparison between MVP &
MRP

12. Experiment v/s Core Product

13. Purpose

14. Feedback Cycle

15. Risk

16. Lower Cost

17. Reasons to Try out

18. Be Wary of

19. Notable MVP Examples

20. Recap
• MVP is the version which allows a team to collect the maximum
amount of validated learning about customers with the least effort
• MVP is minimum viable product NOT minimally releasable feature
set / first release
• MVP's purpose is to learn, an MRP's purpose is to serve.
Understand the problem vs address the problem
• Failing Fast or Giving up
MVP helps you build what customer wants
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21. Questions?

22. Thank You!
Contact:
Unnat Gupta
unnatg@thoughtworks.com