Innovation
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Pick the right tool for the right job: design research techniques
Pick the right tool for the right job: Design Research Techniques Source: designresearchtechniques.com, no longer online
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The Lean Roadmap, by Nicolas Nemni
Nicolas Nemni proposes a Lean Roadmap Canvas to answer the two questions every startup product manager faces: when to add a feature, and which one. The …
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Lean Startup: Impact pour nos Grandes Entreprises
Venu de l’ingénierie de la Silicon Valley, le Lean Startup est en train de révolutionner la façon de créer les startups. Mais pas que. Cette …
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Disruption is not about slaying giants but about serving new customers
Disruption is not about slaying giants but about serving new customers
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Google Ventures’ do-it-yourself guide to the design sprint
VentureBeat (January 2015): Google Ventures publishes a guide for startups to run their own design sprint, the five-day process formalised by Jake Knapp …
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The case for corporate disobedience
Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg, in Harvard Business Review (June 2014): you can't really innovate without bending the rules. Companies gain from leaving room …
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Beyond the MVP: the minimum loveable product, by Laurence McCahill
Laurence McCahill (Spook Studio) proposes the minimum loveable product: rather than the version that brings the most learning for the least effort, aim …
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How to use surveys to learn from your customers
Too often I have seen entrepreneur trying to understand their customer need by sending them … a survey. “Please rank those feature in order of …
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Lessons from game design, by Christina Wodtke
Christina Wodtke's talk « Mechanics of Magic: Seven Lessons from Game Design » (66 minutes): gamification, with badges and progress bars stuck on …
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The Waterfall Startup
How wise entrepreneurs embrace the predictable outcome of their vision to build innovations. A new groundbreaking methodology to create predictable outcome in chaotic situations. Pre-order …
