Articles tagged with
mvp
09 Dec 2021
At some point in your career, you realize that it’s time to try to advance through the hierarchy. You think you are
doing a good job. You are constantly developing and learning something new. But at the same time, someone you know, with
much less experience and knowledge than you, has long been higher up the hierarchy than you. Then you ask yourself:
what is wrong with me? In my case, the answer turned out to be properly gathering the expectations concerning my skills
and work.
10 Dec 2015
Building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a method of developing new products
by validating hypotheses using feedback from real users as soon as possible. This is supposed to reduce risk and to ensure a good
return on investment.
It is most often used together with Agile development methodologies.
But there’s no such thing as a free lunch and while it reduces some types of risk, MVP also introduces some risks of its own.
26 Jan 2015
This is the second part of the article about how, in one of the teams at Allegro Group,
we combined the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and Walking Skeleton concepts
with the Story Mapping technique to quickly define the scope of the forthcoming project
and eventually built a reliable and valuable product in a limited amount of time.
22 Oct 2014
Main purpose of this article is to describe what kind of techniques may be used to
build valuable and reliable products with limited time. It is based on the
experiences we had, during our work on new logistics platform.
