You Never Really Know!

Why Scrum is so important for start-ups

The essence of Scrum is coming up with an MVP (minimum viable product). The smallest possible version of something that you can put into somebody’s hands to get feedback as soon as possible. In shortening this “feedback loop”, we are able to find out super-quickly what works and what does not. The above article shows that even experts, seasoned, experienced, entrepreneurs have no idea what will work and what will not. The “secret” is not to try and guess, but to run a simple experiment; put something in the physical universe and see if it works.

Author: Riccardo Mariti

Riccardo Mariti is a visionary entrepreneur, real estate expert, and negotiation and mediation specialist. Renowned for creating the world's first Agile restaurant, Riccardo has over 30 years of experience pioneering innovative approaches to business transformation across hospitality, real estate, agriculture and banking. His expertise in negotiation and conflict resolution has helped organizations unlock their potential, blending creativity, adaptability, and operational excellence to achieve remarkable results.

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