Speed of Learning
Entrepreneurs often underestimate the value of releasing products early to gather real user feedback. Engaging with customers quickly leads to essential insights that can drive improvements. While speed is crucial in consumer software, hardware products require a more careful approach due to limited opportunities for iteration. Embracing a "thin product" strategy allows for focused feedback and gradual enhancements.In this clip
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Strategy Session: How to balance innovation with your core business? How to help others tell the story of your product? How to sell an audacious vision to risk-averse stakeholders?
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