Estimates are never wrong - Reduce your Cost of Delay
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The document discusses leanGears, a company that helps productize ideas. It emphasizes that estimates are never wrong and that companies should focus on reducing the cost of delay by evolving products quickly to meet customer needs rather than trying to fix inaccurate estimates. leanGears tells the story of how it helps shorten time to market by quickly building products that can adapt to changing needs.
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