Lean Startup

Why the Traditional Way of Introducing a New Business is No Longer Working In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, the traditional way of introducing a new business to the world is no longer enough. That’s where lean start-ups come in. By embracing a lean approach, start-ups can test their business ideas…

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Once upon a time there was a small, scrappy entrepreneur, named Tiny Tim. Despite his diminuitive stature, Tiny Tim nonetheless displayed an impressive savvy towards identifying business opportunities. The challenge he faced, however, was that he lacked the resources and capital to turn these ideas into reality. But then one…

It’s no secret that startups face an uphill battle when it comes to turning their ideas into reality. Even the most revolutionary and innovative ideas can take a lot of time, effort and money to bring to life. …

Do you have big dreams of entrepreneurial success? Have you been attempting to make it happen but getting nowhere? If you find yourself stuck in this never-ending cycle of trial and error with your start-up business, then it’s time turn to the tried and tested methods of the Lean Startup. …

With the ever-changing landscape of business and entrepreneurship, many new companies are opting for a less traditional approach to launching their businesses. This approach is the so-called “lean startup.” According to entrepreneur author, Eric Reis, “A lean startup is a new way of looking at the development of innovative new…

Hey there, you have got a ticking idea on your head? You want to materialize your idea into marketable activities, yeah a business, your startup! So, you can plot the skeleton of your forthcoming venture in just, just 1 page. Yeah, trust me, just a page. Lean Canvas. Wondering what…

The build, measure, learn cycle is a key concept in the lean startup methodology, which was developed by entrepreneur and author Eric Ries. This approach focuses on creating a minimum viable product (MVP), testing it with customers, and then iterating based on the feedback received. The build phase is all…

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