While time and money for every project are limited in a fast paced world, maximizing learning with a minimal effort and cost are essential needs.
Instead of wasting resources for making a perfect prototype, a minimum viable product - MVP is a great way of creating user centric digital services in a fraction of the time. This development technique kicks off the product’s journey to figure itself and turn into a final product fits the end users’ needs.
In the last Scrum Breakfast 2016, we want to share experience and discuss about how to build a MVP from a new external speaker - Mr. Linh Do who have experience in leader, trainer & business mentor.
Topic: How should you build a MVP?
Speaker: Mr. Linh Do (Leo) – Leader. Trainer. Business Mentor
Time: Saturday – Dec 10th, 2016 | 9:00 AM – 11:00AM
Venue: Trung Nguyên Cafe, 264A Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa, Ho Chi Minh
2. NOTE▸ Presentation uses some images downloaded from internet
▸ My experience is mostly in IT field, leads Vietnamese team
builds product for international market
3. HOW SHOULD YOU BUILD A MVP
TABLE OF CONTENT
▸ Why MVP
▸ What’s a MVP
▸ MVP # Prototype
▸ How should you build a MVP
▸ MVP Types & Examples
▸ Workshop
▸ Q&A
18. FIDELITY
COVERAGE (NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS)
REALITY
POSSIBLE
CLOSE TO FINAL PRODUCT
POSSIBLE
DEMAND IS NOT CLEAR
THIS IS A DREAM
IT’S NOT AN MVP ANYMORE
STEP 0: DEFINE STRATEGY
19. STEP 1: DEFINE YOUR MVP
‣ Brainstorming
‣ Target customer?
‣ Interview?
‣ Most risky places
(choose 5 of them)
‣ …
‣ How competitors do?
‣ How people solve it?
‣ Why are we unique?
‣ Any one wanna pay?
‣ Why not sth else?
‣ …
list of features
prove that hypotheses
are wrong
define hypotheses validate hypotheses
improve
hypotheses
critical
thinking
20. STEP 1: DEFINE YOUR MVP
▸ Never fall in love with the 1st idea
▸ Solve your own problems first, no assuming people’s problems
▸ Limit time in a time box
▸ Never forget the most risky places
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