Large organizations and enterprises always talk about "operating in a lean-startup" like fashion. Do you ever wonder how does a lean-startup operate? What does it take to make a lean start up successful? How do we bring Lean-Agile principles to build a customer-centric product to wow customers? Where do you start when you don't have funding for our idea? A lean-startup operates with a well-defined vision, is built with high-performing teams and is able to inspect and adapt. Our journey started with leadership alignment to providing autonomy and purpose to our teams. It allowed us to release our Minimum Viable Product and get customer feedback and create a culture of trust and innovation. If you have ever wanted to learn how Agile enables the Lean-Startup culture, focus on building high performing teams. Experience Report
2. Importance of autonomy and purpose in building high-performing teams
3. Using Pareto analysis to build the minimum viable product to gather customer feedback
4. Constant customer feedback during execution to improve quality for product-ready product
5. Role of leadership to create a culture of innovation and trust in building world-class products
6. Innovation doesn't stop at ideation - need for discipline and agile execution to turn even the 'coolest' ideas into value
7. Difference between being Agile vs. doing Agile