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Descubre un mundo infinito de historias

Escucha y lee

Greg Caldwell

A lot of books have already been written about Lean Analytics, so why come up with another? 

That’s because the explosion of information about this topic has resulted to people generating varying and new interpretations. And this tends to confuse individuals who want to learn about it.

This book aims to address that problem, and serve as a quick-start guide. We will cover everything you need to know to get started with, and apply Lean Analytics to your business. 

Inside, you will discover:

· A discussion on the basics of lean start-up and analytics – what it’s all about; how things work, the pitfalls, what matters in a start-up, and the effect of supply and demand, among others.

· Understanding the 8 types of data – qualitative, quantitative, vanity, actionable, exploratory, reports, lagging, and needing.

· Determining your minimum viable product – what MVP is all about, examples, prototypes and visions, applications, as well as minimum viable service and collective minimum viable product.

· What proponents and opposition say – about the MVP, about the metric, and avoiding mistakes with lean analytics.

· And more

Simply put, the book offers essential information on how you can implement lean analytics in your start-up. The book is a result of research and experience. After you finish this book, you’ll have a different perspective as an entrepreneur who wants to establish a start-up business.

What are you waiting for?

KC Wayman

Lean Guides with Scrum, Sprint, Kanban, DSDM, XP & Crystal Book

Lean Analytics: How to Use Data to Track, Optimize, Improve and Accelerate Your Startup Business

It feels good to envision your startup’s success, isn’t it? But have you ever thought about the work required to make it happen? 

Managing a business is never easy, but you can turn the daunting job into something more bearable. Find out how with the help of this book Kaizen: How to Apply Lean Kaizen to Your Startup Business and Management to Improve Productivity, Communication, and Performance.

Inside, you’ll discover:

• The numerous applications of kaizen

• The secrets behind effective kaizen use

• The best ways to hone and tap teamwork in a startup

• The seven types of waste in a business process

• An efficient root cause analysis

• The origins of kaizen

• And so much more

Once you learn about kaizen’s English translation, you may assume that it’s another buzzword from the self-help industry. Before you doubt its efficiency though, you should know that the concept was from a management guidebook of a successful Japanese company.

This book touches on many topics such as correcting mistakes, eliminating waste, generating ideas and boosting employee morale. Sure, you can find plenty of free advice on how to carry out those tasks. However, it’s rare to encounter an approach that’s applicable to all of them.

One of the best things about this book is how it highlights teamwork. Kaizen, as a management approach, is quite distinct for how it regards people. Nowadays, you can set up a business on your own. Sooner or later, however, you’re going to need help. There’s too much rave about outsourcing. Yet, success is more attainable if you have trustworthy and efficient people helping you in each big step you take.

So, what are you waiting for?

Kaizen: How to Apply Lean Kaizen to Your Startup Business and Management to Improve Productivity, Communication, and Performance

Are you having trouble figuring out how everything fits together in your business? Are you looking for ways to eliminate wastes in your workflow? Do you want to focus on producing only the best results at every phase of the production line? Perhaps, most importantly, are you thinking of eventually teaming up with like-minded companies to create something that ultimately changes the world for the better?

If you’ve answered yes to all of these questions, then this book may have what you need to fulfill all of your business goals.

Lean is a customer-centric approach that aims to meet customer demands exactly at their moment of need. While it may sound altruistic on the surface, putting a higher regard on the customer ultimately means better income for your business.

Here are a few things that you can get from this book:

· How lean thinking transforms businesses

· How to identify wastes in your current workflow

· How shifting to lean can be worth it

· Proven methodologies for going lean

· And much more

Now, you may be wondering whether lean is actually better than your current system. After all, when things are going well enough in your business, why is there a need for change? Thing is, even if things are going perfectly, there will always be that one thing that you can improve on.

The changes that you need to implement are all in your hands. Transform your business into a lean machine and watch your workforce deliver the quality products that you’ve always wanted to be known for!

What are you waiting for?

Lean Enterprise: The Essential Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Lean Business with Six Sigma, Kanban, and 5S Methodologies

Be the entrepreneur you’ve always wanted to be – no need to stress out. Build a successful business now! 

The book, “Lean Startup: How to Apply the Lean Startup Methodology to Innovate, Accelerate, and Create Successful Businesses” aims to help entrepreneurs build a profitable business. Failure may be inevitable, especially for startup businesses, but truth is, most of these failures could be preventable. This book introduces a new approach with the hopes of changing the way businesses are built and new products and/or services are introduced. 

Lean Startup methodology derives its inspiration from lean manufacturing, which relies on validated learning, quick scientific experimentation, and counter-intuitive practices that are aimed to minimize product development cycles, quantify actual progress without the need to creating metrics, and find out what consumers really want. Lean Startup helps transition any company to shift directions with gusto and tweaking plans slowly. 

Companies may do away creating elaborate, sometimes unreachable, business plans. This book caters to all kinds of entrepreneurs, whether you belong to a huge company or you’ve just started in your parent’s garage (or backyard). The book also teaches entrepreneurs to learn to adapt and eventually adjust to the changing times. 

The Learn Startup book aims to have startup entrepreneurs learn a new scientific approach that will help them create the best products and/or provide the best services. And it doesn’t have to start there, readers will learn how to manage and maintain a successful startup in a time when companies have to be on their toes all the time and continuously innovate to stay competitive in the market.