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Page 1: Lean Product Development

Brisbane Lean Start-Up Meetup

29 Mar 2012Contact: [email protected]

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Lean Product Development Focus

• Traditional Product Development Model• Why it doesn’t work for start ups• Lean Product Development Model• Where, how and when can the lean model be applied?• World’s Biggest Lean Startup Meetup @ SXSW 2012 • OPEN DISCUSSION: Michael Holmstrom– Product Development and Innovation– GroundProbe Pty Ltd and Makelab– Highlights, lowlights, thoughts and advice

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Traditional Product Development Model

Ideation

Business Case

Development

Testing

Launch

Crystallisation of Passion & Vision

Product Definition, Market Research (Product, Pricing, Promotion, Distribution)

Engineering builds product,Marketing develops strategy & resources

Engineering/Sales engage users,Marketing support sales, CEO raises money

Sales builds capacity, marketing plan deployed, board measures performance and looks to scale-up

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Technology Adoption Curve

Source: http://thelearningexplosion.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/crossing-online-learning-chasm.html

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Technology Adoption Curve

Source: http://thelearningexplosion.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/crossing-online-learning-chasm.html

Start Up

Land

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Technology Adoption Curve

Source: http://thelearningexplosion.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/crossing-online-learning-chasm.html

Start Up

LandRarely actually ‘buy’ anything

Not happening until you first understand

the market

Not really a smooth curve

Supposes linear progression with

focus on execution and adoption

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Why it doesn’t work for start-ups …

• High risk environment, where assumptions are not tested until the end

• Real customers only engaged late in the process• Sole focus on getting to market, not understanding

the market• Metrics typically about speed of execution, not

about whether outcomes are sustainable• Marketing, Sales and Engineering work in silos• High Risk of premature scaling

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The Lean Start-Up Alternative

• Company has to first– Prove market actually exists– Verify someone will pay ‘real’ money for

product/service– Create the market

• Learning and discovering customers/markets requires separate process– Should be done as early as possible– Funding not going to help accelerate greatly

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Customer Development Model

• Scientific Approach– Observe and describe– Develop hypothesis to explain– Predict results– Measure success rate of predictions using experiments

• Used to discover and validate– Product solves a problem for defined group of users (Customer

Discovery)– Market is viable for business (Customer Validation)– Business is scalable (Company Creation)– Company processes can support growth (Company Building)

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Customer Development Model

Source: Cooper B. & Vlaskovits P, The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Customer Development

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Types of Start Up MarketsExisting Markets Re-segmented

MarketsNew markets

Customers Existing Existing New/New Usage

Customer Needs Performance 1. Cost2. Perceived Need

Simplicity & convenience

Performance Better/Faster 1. Good enough at low end

2. Good enough for new niche

Based on new customer metrics

Competition Existing Incumbents Existing Incumbents Non-Use / Other Startups

Risks Existing Incumbents 1. Existing Incumbents

2. Niche strategy fails

Market adoption

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Types of Start-Up MarketsMarket Share Cost of Entry

(vs Leader’s Sales / Marketing Budget)

Entry Strategy

Monopoly >75% 3x Re-segment/New

Duopoly >75% 3x Re-segment/New

Market Leader >41% 3x Re-segment/New

Unstable Market >26% 1.7x Existing/Re-segment

Open Market >26% 1.7x Existing/Re-segment

Source: Blank S. & Dorf B., The Startup Owner’s Manual

Market Type – Cost of Entry(Based on Military Operations Research)

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OPEN DISCUSSION

• Topic– Product Development and Innovation– GroundProbe Pty Ltd and Makelab– Highlights, lowlights and advice

• Led by Michael Holmstrom (B.E Electrical Engineering, M.SC Digital Design)– 10+ Years experience in Innovation & Commercialisation– Co-Founder of GroundProbe Pty Ltd & Previous GM for

Product Innovation

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To Learn More

• Reading Materials– The Lean Startup, Eric Ries– The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Customer Development, Brant Cooper and

Patrick Vlaskovits– The Four Steps to Epiphany, Steve Blank– The Startup Owner’s Manual, Steve Blank

• Online– Lean Startup Wiki: http://leanstartup.pbworks.com – Mailing List: http://leanstartupcircle.com

• Forums– Startup Lessons Learnt: http://sllconf.com – Local Meetups – Silicon Beach, BarCamp