Introducing The Lean Startup

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The document introduces the Lean Startup methodology, which focuses on minimizing waste, getting customer feedback through minimum viable products, and pivoting if needed based on what is learned. It emphasizes the importance of getting outside the building to test ideas with customers as soon as possible, as well as using innovation accounting and metrics to guide decisions. The document is authored by Thijs Suijten, CTO of Semantica Software, and provides his contact information.

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Thijs Suijten
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Life's too short to waste time searching for a technical cofounder. Learn how you can validate the problem your'e solving, who you're solving it for, and the solution customers are willing to pay for before you've ever built the product. Takeaways • How to run experiments to validate the problem you're solving • How to deliver your product as a service and find paying customers • How to maximize your learning and mitigate risk • How to optimize your product before you've ever built it

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