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In Lean PD, aim for quick kills; but not too quick

In Lean PD, aim for quick kills; but not too quick

by lppdeadm | Jul 1, 2018 | Behaviors, Lean Product Development

One of the most compelling features of lean product and process development is the use of set-based approaches to arrive at the best options for new products. This can be applied to the whole product or to a product feature. Explore the whole design space to find as...
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