Publication date : 01/22/2024

Course : Lean Startup, assessing a product's potential for success

Practical course - 2d - 14h00 - Ref. LUT
Price : 1360 € E.T.

Lean Startup, assessing a product's potential for success




The Lean Startup methodology is inspired by Lean principles. By applying it, you'll be able to field-test new products and services and quickly assess their chances of success.


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Practical course in person or remote class
Disponible en anglais, à la demande

Ref. LUT
  2d - 14h00
1360 € E.T.




The Lean Startup methodology is inspired by Lean principles. By applying it, you'll be able to field-test new products and services and quickly assess their chances of success.


Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
Learn the principles of Lean Startup methodology
Apply the methodology to test new products and services
Mastering the tools for implementing Lean Startup
Managing risks in the application of the methodology

Intended audience
Product/service owner, product/service manager, entrepreneur and start-up, innovation manager, marketing manager.

Prerequisites
No special knowledge required.

Practical details
Hands-on work
Exchange of experience, practical application, role-playing.

Course schedule

1
Understanding Lean Startup through its origins

  • Know the principles of Lean Management.
  • Identify the origins of Lean Startup: Eric Reis and Silicon Valley startups.
  • Analyze the purpose of Lean Startup: use cases, target populations.
  • Understand the evolution of the method: Lean Startup and Running Lean.
Group discussion
Illustration of different Lean Startup use cases. Discussion.

2
Understanding Lean Startup principles and concepts

  • Understanding entrepreneurial management: a coherent management paradigm for successful innovative projects.
  • Demonstrate the added value of the proposed product/service: validation of lessons learned.
  • Understand and appropriate the loop "produce, measure, learn".
  • Measuring progress, defining milestones, setting priorities: analytical innovation management.
  • Break down a project into its different components: the value hypothesis and the growth hypothesis.
  • Develop the Minimum Viable Product (M.V.P) to test fundamental hypotheses.
  • Analyze the organizational structure for product/service development and growth.
Case study
Teamwork on a fictitious project. Feedback from participants and debriefing by the trainer.

3
Putting Lean Startup into practice

  • Framing the business model: initiating the Lean Canvas.
  • Identify and manage plan risks.
  • Understand and validate the problem to be solved.
  • Define and validate an M.V.P. solution.
  • Qualitatively validate the solution to assess its value hypothesis.
  • Quantitatively estimate the solution and measure the product/market fit.
  • Decide what to do next at each stage: pivot or persist.
  • Accelerate product/service realization: evaluate the growth hypothesis and develop the business model.
Role-playing
Practical application on a real case proposed by the trainer or the participants. Feedback from participants and debriefing by the trainer.


Dates and locations
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Remote class

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REMOTE CLASS
2026 : 12 Mar., 11 June, 18 June, 17 Sep., 29 Sep., 15 Dec.

PARIS LA DÉFENSE
2026 : 18 June, 17 Sep.