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Home Courses Entrepreneurship for Engineers Course materials Readings 5.1.1 Introduction

5.1.1 Introduction

Course subject(s) Module 5 – The Minimum Viable Product

Module 5 is about the “Minimum Viable Product”. Now that you understand the “pain points and the gain points” from the users’ perspective, you can begin to think about your solution. The MVP is an early version of your solution. Its main goal is to receive feedback during the “solution interviews” that you can use to further improve your offering, while at the same time, you do not spend much time or resources on developing such a version.

The first video introduces you to the concept of the MVP. The entrepreneur videos then show some real-life examples of MVPs.

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