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Entrepreneurship Fundamentals
Lean Startup Methodology
1. Foundations of the Lean Startup
2. The Build-Measure-Learn Feedback Loop
3. Core Strategic Concepts
4. Implementation and Scaling
5. Critiques and Common Misconceptions
Implementation and Scaling
Continuous Deployment
Principles and Practices
Automated Testing
Frequent Releases
Deployment Pipelines
Impact on Build-Measure-Learn Loop
Reducing Cycle Time
Enabling Rapid Feedback
Risk Mitigation
Technical Infrastructure Requirements
Version Control Systems
Monitoring and Alerting
Rollback Capabilities
The Five Whys
Method for Root Cause Analysis
Asking Why Iteratively
Identifying Systemic Issues
Problem Classification
Application in Product Development
Preventing Recurring Problems
Integrating with Team Processes
Documentation Practices
Implementation Guidelines
Facilitation Techniques
Team Training
Follow-Up Actions
Small Batch Sizes
Applying Manufacturing Principles
Reducing Work in Progress
Increasing Flexibility
Queue Theory Applications
Benefits for Speed and Quality
Faster Feedback
Lower Risk of Defects
Improved Flow
Implementation Strategies
Batch Size Optimization
Workflow Design
Measurement Systems
Applying Lean Startup in Large Organizations
Overcoming Internal Barriers
Organizational Resistance
Aligning Incentives
Cultural Change Management
Creating an Island of Freedom
Isolated Innovation Teams
Autonomy and Accountability
Resource Allocation
The Innovation Sandbox
Safe Spaces for Experimentation
Defining Boundaries and Constraints
Governance Models
Scaling Lean Practices Organization-Wide
Training and Education
Leadership Support
Process Integration
Success Metrics
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