Getting to MV(r)P - Getting to the Minimum Validated RIGHT Problem (or making sure you're solving the right thing)
Outline/Structure of the Workshop
Over the course of 90 minutes I'll be running an interactive session where I'll introduce, model and then lead participants in working through each of the techniques.
1. What is MV(R)P and where did it come from?
2. Exploring my end-to-end design-thinking; lean experimentation; agile delivery; lean change process
3. Creating a problem together - 'designing problems' techniques
4. Exploring GOLEAN - Lean start-up process to assess goals, environmental conditions for experimenting, analysis, what's next
5. Establishing a validation plan
6. Running a Lean Sprint
7. Developing an Experiment report
Learning Outcome
In this workshop, I'll be exploring a multitude of tools and techniques to enable better process in creating MVPs. I'll help participants uncover some of the real impediments to why MVPs sometimes/often don't achieve their goals and outline strategies to increase success.
Target Audience
People working at the enterprise level
Prerequisites for Attendees
Ideally think about reasons MVPs haven't always hit the mark, what are the triggers, pain points; where's the waste and opportunities for improvement?
Links
Presented at:
Agile Australia, Activate Agile - Everyday Experimentation 18 & 19 June 2018
Embedding Lean Start-up in Enterprises - 1 day course - 18 May 2018
Academy Xi - A Design-Led Approach to Everyday Life - 10 May 2018
LAST Conf - 'Putting the Lean into Lean Portfolio Management' - 19 & 20 July 2018
Digital Marketing Innovation Summit - 'Getting to MVP (r)- Minimum Validated Problem' -14 & 15 March 2018 - https://ieondemand.com/presentations/getting-to-mvp-minimum-validated-problem
1st Conf - 'Getting to MVP - Minimum Viable Problem - MVP (r)' - 26 &27 February 2018
LAST Conf - 'Experimenting with GOLEAN Technique in a Corporate Enterprise' - 23 July 2017
https://www.linkedin.com/in/penelopebarr/
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