Idea to Minimum Viable Product | Online | March 18
Cumaresen Resen
Senior Product Manager,
HOOQ Digital
About This Workshop
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Not all product succeed from the word "go". In fact, the extreme uncertainty of a new product or service requires revisions to the idea at different stages of product development, or “pivots” to find a successful formula. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to use the MVP (Minimum Viable Product) philosophy to test and validate your ideas with the least amount of work required. The ultimate goal is to get to product/market fit. Take your idea and get moving in the right direction quickly and efficiently. Furthermore, learn ways to analyse a product fail, how to make a comeback and assess the option of re- launching.
Takeaways
- Learn how to test and validate your idea using a minimal viable product.
- Know why you need an MVP and how you can build one quickly and cheaply.
- Learn from real life examples and use the latest tools with no coding required
- Learn why metrics are important for a new product idea.
- Know how to identify the metrics that matter when you launch, how to measure them, and how to use them post launch.
- Know how to iterate and improve your MVP as you learn more about your idea and it’s market value.
Preparation
This workshop will be completely live and online. In preparation, please download Zoom and Slack.
Please note: This session will not be recorded, however slides will be shared following the class.
About the Instructor
Cumaresen Resen
Senior Product Manager,
HOOQ Digital
Resen is a Senior Product Manager at HOOQ, one of Asia's leading OTT platforms, building a million stories for a billion people. HOOQ operates in Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Philipines and India. Resen has 7 years of product and delivery experience and has been successful in areas across the consumer business of the VOD space. He derives his zest for product from working with early-stage companies and defining an early trustable product for users. In his free time, he can be found in a garden trying to nurture a sustainable food future.
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