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This video from Strata 2014 gives a very fast/succinct articulation of key ideas from Crossing the Chasm, a model introduced in the early 1990′s. Commit to provide the “whole product” to these pragmatists in need. But think now how things have changed in the age of the lean startup and the minimumviableproduct.
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MinimumViableProduct. Statistics show that 42 percent of startups fail because they don’t solve the product-market fit. Building a MinimumViableProduct helps avoid this problem by testing the product and tweaking it iteratively.
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Google’s openness to new content allows you to release a minimumviableproduct or an early version of your app to gather feedback or give your Kickstarter audience a sneak peek. Hardware independence. Among the things required to develop Android apps, hardware will be your least concern. Most popular Android OS versions.
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