leanstartup
The Lean Startup is a methodology for developing businesses and products that emphasizes rapid iteration, customer feedback, and measurable learning. Originating in the late 2000s from entrepreneur Eric Ries and influenced by lean manufacturing and agile software development, the approach aims to reduce the risks and costs associated with new ventures by testing assumptions early and often.
Core practices include the build–measure–learn feedback loop, the use of a minimum viable product (MVP) to gather
The Lean Startup has been adopted by technology startups, corporate innovation teams, and some nonprofit and
The concept has been popularized through books, conferences, and online communities and continues to evolve as