Wed, 04 Oct
|Virtual Webinar
PMI Agile Special Interest Group - Workshop 26 "Lean Startup"
Lean Startup is a forward-thinking methodology designed for businesses and product development. While it's immensely beneficial in a startup setting, Lean Startup is equally effective in non-startup environments, driving initiatives and yielding results more efficiently.
Time & Location
04 Oct 2023, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Virtual Webinar
About the event
Lean Startup is a forward-thinking methodology designed for businesses and product development. While it's immensely beneficial in a startup setting, Lean Startup is equally effective in non-startup environments, driving initiatives and yielding results more efficiently. The aim is to expedite the product development process, allowing for the swift assessment of a business model's viability. This rapid pace is achieved through systematic business-hypothesis testing, regular iterative product launches, and a pronounced focus on validated learning derived from actual feedback. By valuing genuine customer insights over mere intuition and favouring adaptability over stringent planning, the Lean Startup method provides a resilient framework that is often less prone to failures compared to traditional product development tactics.
Central to Lean Startup is the conviction that startups can diminish market risks by attentively addressing the needs of their early customers. This strategy alleviates the need for considerable initial funding, thus curbing the chances of costly launches and potential financial setbacks.
Topics include:
- Introduction to Lean Start-Up: The philosophy, origins, and key principles.
- Build-Measure-Learn Cycle: Understanding the core feedback loop of the Lean methodology and its implications for faster project delivery and decision-making.
- Minimum Viable Product (MVP): Learn how to use the concept of MVP to test hypotheses, gather data, and validate project directions with minimal resources.
- Pivoting vs. Perseverance: Identifying when to make a fundamental shift in your project direction versus when to stay the course.
- Q&A Session: An opportunity to clarify doubts, share personal experiences, and seek guidance on specific challenges.
Speaker: Pete Omotosho, Pete Lauren Consulting
Hosts: Frances Kirby, DASM
Events Manager, PMI Asia Pacific's DASIG
PDU: 2 Hours Ways of Working
Open and free to members of PMI Chapters in Asia Pacific only.
Organizers: PMI Agile SIG for Asia Pacific, Pete Lauren Consulting, Project Management Institute WA
Media Partners: PMI Melbourne Chapter, PMI Tasmania Chapter, PMI Vietnam Chapter, PMI Taipei Taiwan, PMI Canberra Chapter, PMI Sydney Australia, PMI Adelaide South Australia, Project Management Institute of New Zealand, Project Management Institute WA, Project Management Institute Hong Kong Chapter