Lean start up primer

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Lean start-up methodology primer

and MSc development workshop

AndyHirst

This session…

• Discover some new approaches to business start-up• Create some basic course concepts• Apply some techniques• And of course ……

Have fun!

Help yourself to tea, coffee and biscuits

The Innovator’s Dilemma“Jobs to be done” – Clayton Christensen

• Functional jobs - Task• Emotional jobs - Feelings• Social jobs - Relationships• Supporting jobs - Context

Warm-up Task: In groups of 2/3Identifythetop3“jobstobedone”forthenewMScinEntrepreneurship

What do we know about the start-up process?

Failure rates have been stubbornly high - 75%!• A business fails because it runs out of customers

Geoffrey Moore – Crossing the Chasm

Focus on product development not customer development

Big design doesn’t workIridium Motorola (1999)

$5 Billion flop

66 satellites – global coverage / 500k users

Business plans contain NO FACTS“..plans rarely survive first contact with the enemy” (Helmuth von Moltke)

“Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth” (Mike Tyson)

Just a set of assumption and predictions

Start-ups are not able to make realistic forecasts of future growth

SO…..

Could hypothesis driven business development be the solution?

Steve Blank – “The path to the epiphany”

A mixture of customer development and iterative development techniques

Reduce Complexity and Risk!

Lean start up is all about iteration

Espresso coffee

What changed?

TASK: Discuss in groups of 2

The business model – definition

• Thebusinessmodelencouragestheentrepreneurto• conceptualizetheventureasaninterrelatedsetofstrategicgoals• seekcomplementaryrelationshipsamongelements,throughuniquecombinations;• developactivitysetsaroundalogicalframework• ensureconsistencybetweenelementsofstrategy,architecture,economics,growth,andexitintentions.

Need a common language

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On the RiseA Google Trend analysis shows that the Business Model Canvas is trending upwards together with the Lean Startup.

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Blue Ocean Strategy

Lean Startup

Disruptive Innovation

Business Model CanvasThe number 100 represents peak search interest

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The Business Model Canvas

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Revenue Streams

Customer SegmentsValue PropositionsKey ActivitiesKey Partners

Cost Structure

Customer Relationships

Designed by: Date: Version:Designed for:

ChannelsKey Resources

TASK: Rapid Prototype

• Whoareourpotentialcustomers?

Customer/Users Architypes

• Aspects to consider • Demographics• Motivations• Role models /Influencers• Ambitions • Family wealth• ….

• Day in a life• User stories

Emergent strategyLean start-up

Similar methods that overlap with lean start-up philosophy• Design thinking• Rapid prototyping• Agile project management• Emergent strategy

• Iteration!

Can we change the way we business model/ design courses?

Visual Tools

Product-MarketFit

Gain Creators

Pain Relievers Pains

Gains

Products& Services

CustomerJob(s)

Value Proposition Customer Segment

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The Value Proposition Canvas

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CustomerSegment

The Value Proposition Canvas

Customer (Segment) Profile:

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Pains

Gains

CustomerJob(s)

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ValueProposition

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The Value Proposition Canvas

Gain Creators

Pain Relievers

Products& Services

Value (Proposition) Map:

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Swap canvasAdd,Develop,Organise

The Start in Start-up

MVPA sellable product or service that has enough features to satisfy one customer segment

10:00TASK: In groups of 3, create an MSc in a box

Pitch your ideaIn30secondsexplainyourMScthinkaboutyourcustomersegment,productfeatures,pains,gainsandjobstobedone.

2nd Iteration

Lean start up is all about iteration

Make a change based on your feedback

3rd Iteration

Lean start up is all about iteration

Make a change based on your feedback

Look at the existing market

Blue Ocean Strategy – Kim and Mauborgne (2005)

Createproductsinuncontestedmarketsatlowcost

What’s different about Nintendo’s business model?