Minimum viable product

…strategy without having to change the vision, things like the build-measure-learn feedback loop, trying to understand the fundamental cycle time that powers innovation, and maybe most famously, the minimum viable product, that initial experiment that we do to quickly, easily, and inexpensively discover the truth of our leap of faith assumptions.…

…it set me on this path of trying to understand like, is there a better way to work when we're dealing with so much uncertainty? And that ultimately is what led, led to Lean startup techniques like minimum viable product or pivot, continuous, uh, deployment, build, measure, learn, which today have entered the kind of product and innovation lexicon, but at the time were seen as very countercultural practices.…

…Because that's that's sort of one of the big trapdoors is you get get get your thing done, you know, and what whatever you've decided the minimum viable product that that's you know commercially viable is, you get it out there and then it doesn't work.…