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 - <a href="/en/Lean%20startup">Lean startup</a> <a href="/en/innovation">innovation</a> in the process of <a href="/en/starting%20a%20business">starting a business</a> without [futility
 - <a href="/en/Eric%20Ries">Eric Ries</a>
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<li><a href="http://amzn.to/2fN7WWT">Amazon</a>
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<li>A practical theory of learning-oriented management in software ventures ref. <a href="/en/Learning%20Organization">Learning Organization</a>.
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<li>Ventures must try and find customers as fast as possible because if they run out of money, it&#39;s the end of the world
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<li>The origin of the <a href="/en/MVP">MVP</a> concept
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