Speed as a Competitive Advantage
Join Mark Little, head of GE Global Research, and Lean Startup’s Eric Ries as they discuss GE FastWorks, an initiative at one of the world’s largest companies inspired by the Lean Startup method. Mark and Eric will discuss the challenges faced as they implemented the program, which launched innovative businesses like GE Fuel Cells.
Mark and Eric will cover:
- Strategies to convince your finance team the importance of focusing on speed to market vs cost
- How to bypass legal issues that can delay progress
- Specific ways to deploy Lean Startup to the rest of the organization
- Much more
Five Ways to Innovate Inside Government Agencies
During a recent Lean Startup Conference, Kara DeFrias moderated a panel with Marina Martin, Vivian Graubard, Eduardo Ortiz, and Tiffani Ashley Bell on what the private sector can learn from…
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Framing the Work to Encourage Experimentation
Jeff Gothelf and Josh Seiden are rock stars in the Lean UX world, and the designers, strategists, and co-authors are back with a new book, “Sense & Respond: How Successful…
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How an Innovation Framework Helps a Food Giant Explore New Opportunities
Nancy Yaklich of Cargill Nancy Yaklich is a digital innovation coach at Cargill. She launched the EDGE Program, Cargill’s digital business accelerator based on Lean Startup. She coaches founders, startup…
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