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Create your MVP
A practical workshop that’s totally real
- Alex Stokes
- @StokesXandra #TinyMVPs
- www.alexandrastokes.com
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Scope always grows
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Can we control scope?
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even in start ups
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..so many
features to
build…. Yeah… it
sucks
Why do we do big things?
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Why are big things bad?
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Pivot or Persevere
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The scientific method
“The scientific method is a body
of techniques for investigating phenomena,
acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and
integrating previous knowledge. To be termed
scientific, a method of inquiry is commonly
based on empirical or measurable evidence…”
- Wikipedia
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Let’s be experimental with MVPs
“An MVP is not a product. It’s a test. It asks, will a
product like this work?”
- Jessica Kerr
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An approach
Use the following 3 things to create your tiny
MVPs:
1. Hypothesis
2. How you will measure it
3. Null Hypothesis
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The Workshop!
Work in your groups and choose your example
to create:
1. Hypothesis
2. How you will measure it
3. Null Hypothesis
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Tricks, Tips and Hints
* Use the magic of the Null Hypothesis
* Ask yourself “What could I deploy to the world
in one month (2 iterations)
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The results?
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Ways to implement
(OR how to get around the rules)
• Use seed funding to run your test
• Form a cross functional team
• Hire alt roles (for Silo’d working)
• Try it in a BAU team
• Re-purpose a Vendor team
• Find an advocate in the business
• Cheap prototype and user test
• Business/Product Canvas
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Any questions?
Any Feedback gratefully received:
Xandra.stokes@gmail.com
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Create your mvp

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    Create your MVP Apractical workshop that’s totally real - Alex Stokes - @StokesXandra #TinyMVPs - www.alexandrastokes.com www.agily.com.au
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    Can we controlscope? www.agily.com.au
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    even in startups www.agily.com.au ..so many features to build…. Yeah… it sucks
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    Why do wedo big things? www.agily.com.au
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    Why are bigthings bad? www.agily.com.au
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    The scientific method “Thescientific method is a body of techniques for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge. To be termed scientific, a method of inquiry is commonly based on empirical or measurable evidence…” - Wikipedia www.agily.com.au
  • 10.
    Let’s be experimentalwith MVPs “An MVP is not a product. It’s a test. It asks, will a product like this work?” - Jessica Kerr www.agily.com.au
  • 11.
    An approach Use thefollowing 3 things to create your tiny MVPs: 1. Hypothesis 2. How you will measure it 3. Null Hypothesis www.agily.com.au
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    The Workshop! Work inyour groups and choose your example to create: 1. Hypothesis 2. How you will measure it 3. Null Hypothesis www.agily.com.au
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    Tricks, Tips andHints * Use the magic of the Null Hypothesis * Ask yourself “What could I deploy to the world in one month (2 iterations) www.agily.com.au
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    Ways to implement (ORhow to get around the rules) • Use seed funding to run your test • Form a cross functional team • Hire alt roles (for Silo’d working) • Try it in a BAU team • Re-purpose a Vendor team • Find an advocate in the business • Cheap prototype and user test • Business/Product Canvas www.agily.com.au
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    Any questions? Any Feedbackgratefully received: Xandra.stokes@gmail.com www.agily.com.au
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