Lean Startup: The Complete Step-By-Step Lean Six Sigma Startup Guide: Lean Guides for Scrum, Kanban, Sprint, DSDM XP & Crystal, Book 4 (Unabridged‪)‬

Lean Startup, Lean Six Sigma, Lean Analytics, Lean Enterprise, Kanban, Kaizen, Scrum, Agile Project Management

Maximize value and minimize waste! Create a more effective start-up! Eliminate wasteful practices and improve efficiency!

While the name can be a little misleading, the fact of the matter is the Lean Startup method for businesses is equally useful for start-up companies as it is for Fortune 500 companies. And while it may have roots in the technology sector, it is already being used in virtually every industry across the board. While there is a lot of confusion around it, the Lean Startup system can help companies of all sizes in a lot of different ways. If you are interested in learning more, then Lean Startup: The Complete Step-By-Step Lean Six Sigma Startup Guide is the book you have been waiting for. 

While the term start-up generally has very specific connotations in the business world, in this instance start-up simply means any team that is looking to create a new product or service whose future is not 100 percent certain. Generally speaking, it makes far more sense to classify start-ups as enterprises taking on a challenge amidst uncertainty than by things like market sector, size, or even age of the company. 

With this definition in mind, you will find that there are a few main areas in which a start-up faces the greatest amount of uncertainty, otherwise known as risk, including technical, market, business model, and customer. Inside this book, you will learn how the Lean Startup system has been designed to handle all of them through a targeted approach based on the scientific method.

Inside you will learn:

A step-by-step breakdown of the Lean Startup methodology
The differences between generative and evaluative research techniques and the best times to use each
How to grow out a successful start-up
Easy ways to add Six Sigma to the Lead Startup strategy
The basics behind both Kaizen and Poka-Yoke
And more