Course
MVPs Demystified
No more myths about minimum viable products
What will you learn?
Determine scope and priorities
MVPs are often used to chunk up our full feature scope into manageable parts that we can implement one step at a time. This approach does not really help us decide what should be in scope or out of scope and what should be high priority or low priority.
Power of MVPs
The true power of MVPs is facilitating fast learning. Will our proposed solution actually bring the business impact and value we think it will? What assumptions need to be true to achieve this impact?
Key concepts
This course
- will introduce MVPs as minimal validations rather than feature sets;
- will list several analysis techniques that help discover and prioritize product or service features from a customer perspective;
- will offer some examples of techniques to identify and prioritize assumptions and validate them;
- will demonstrate we should not design the version of a product we can go live with upfront but rather give ourselves the freedom to stumble upon it during a series of deliberate experiments.
Extensive material
15 high-quality videos will guide your learning process for this course
Meet the instructor
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Filip Hendrickx
Business architect meets innovator. After about 10 years in business consulting and a prior 10 years in software engineering and research, Filip Hendrickx founded altershape to help established organizations become corporate startups.
Professional development
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