Don Reinertsen - Second Generation Lean Product Development Flow

The Deeper Change Academy · 1h 27m · 2015

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This talk lays out a more rigorous approach to product development flow, built on queues, batch sizes, and the economics of delay, offering a sturdier framework than a bare minimum viable product mindset. Viewers learn how to move faster without stripping out the parts of a product that make it worth buying.

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