
The “Lean Startup Strategy – Building Success with Efficiency” workshop we will dive into the transformative principles of the Lean Startup methodology. Tobias Göllner will guide us on a journey to discover how to efficiently identify customer needs, build Minimum Viable Products, and make data-driven decisions.
Trainer
Tobias is an entrepreneur, product & service developer and experience designer. His company SHIFT11 helps organizations create lovable experiences for their customers, employees, stakeholders and more. Tobias teaches experience design & lean innovation at FH Hagenberg and at the New Design University.
Agenda:
Introduction
- Welcome and introduction to Tobias Göllner, the workshop facilitator
- Overview of the Lean Startup methodology and its significance in today’s business landscape
Session 1: Understanding Lean Startup Principles
- Explaining the core principles of Lean Startup
- Discussing the importance of validated learning, rapid experimentation, and iterative development
- Highlighting real-world success stories from companies that have embraced Lean Startup
Session 2: Identifying Customer Needs
- Emphasizing the role of customer discovery in Lean Startup
- Techniques for effectively identifying customer pain points and needs
- How to create and validate customer personas
Session 3: Building Minimum Viable Products (MVPs)
- Defining what an MVP is and why it’s crucial
- Strategies for creating and testing MVPs quickly and efficiently
Session 4: Measuring and Learning
- Discussing the importance of data-driven decision-making
- How to set and track key metrics
- Using feedback and metrics to make informed pivots or persevering decisions
Session 5: Scaling and Growth
- Transitioning from MVP to full-scale product development
- Strategies for scaling your business while maintaining Lean principles
- Case studies of companies that successfully scaled using Lean Startup
Q&A and Discussion
- Participants have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion
- Sharing insights and experiences among attendees