If you are a fan of Eric Ries and the Lean Startup methodology, you might have seen and heard the webinar that Eric did for LEI a few months back. If you missed it, you can view the archive here.
After some delays and technical glitches, we've posted six follow up Q&A's with Eric as streaming audio files that you can find at the LEI site by clicking here. We had originally recorded it as a Skype video chat, but I lost the files when my MacBook crashed the day after we recorded it. All I could recover was the audio (since I wasn't using Time Machine every day).
The questions answered are:
- Have investors embraced the lean start-up concept?
- How do you get business customers to participate in early, buggy products from a start-up?
- How long should the measurement period be to derive meaningful conclusions? One week seems too short?
- Do you have any suggestions on how to test an idea with ads on a landing page to see if anyone comes?
- Do you know of any lean start-ups in the services space?
- What defines a good product owner, what are the attributes this person must have?
Again, here is the link to the audio.
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