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In this audiobook, we are going to follow up the Lean Startup philosophy by taking a closer look at how you can measure your organization’s progress and effectiveness through the use of Lean Analytics. As such, we are going to discuss the types of metrics which you can track throughout the life cycle of your product or service. Bear in mind that the Lean Startup philosophy is all about improving processes more so than products themselves.

Do you have trouble meeting your project’s deadlines? Do you have trouble staying within your projects budget? Are you looking for a way to make your work more efficient? Are you looking for the means to deliver more value to your customers? Then look no further. In this audiobook you will find real life strategies and easy steps which will guide you throughout the entire process of project management. You won’t have to guess anymore in order to find the right approach for your projects.

Embracing the lean start-up methodology means that you will take your business to a whole new level through the implementation of its core principles. In addition, the philosophy seeks to reduce waste by making more efficient use of the organization’s resources. At its very core, lean start-ups look to optimize the strengths of the organization through making the best use of individual talents. This will facilitate the achievement of goals while making the best use of the most important commodity: time.

In this book, we are going to be taking a look at the most popular and commonly practiced Agile methodology. While there are other Agile project management methodologies out there, Scrum is definitely the most widely recognized in this category.

When you embrace the lean enterprise approach, you are accepting the fact that there are aspects of your company which may not be needed...What it means is that you need to figure out the optimal resource allocation for your company...The reality is that there is no need for large or even small structures; the challenge is to determine what your company actually needs and go from there. When you are able to identify what your company truly needs (both in terms of staff and equipment) you will be able to make the most of the assets in your company.

Do you have trouble meeting your project’s deadlines? Do you have trouble staying within your projects budget? Are you looking for a way to make your work more efficient? Are you looking for the means to deliver more value to your customers? Becoming agile is one of the best business decisions any organization can make. When an organization makes a commitment to becoming agile, the entire mindset of the organization begins to change...it definitely pays for your organization to look into how agile can provide it with a viable alternative to its project management endeavors.