Experimentation
Always be learning
This one simple innovation practice will revolutionise your ideas.
Yes or no?
Embrace both for they allow us to proceed.
Daring experimentation
Learning at the speed of light.
Custom boilerplate
Your very own reusable templates.
The insight gap
Focus on the vital few.
When to stop
Criteria for termination.
Limit your innovation
The hidden benefit of boundaries.
Bipunctual experiments
Not just for fun and giggles.
Quickstart: Rapid idea testing
Practical guidance for busy professionals.
A no-brainer
Know when to stop.
Jocundity in failure
When failure doesn't equate failing.
Outputs and outcomes of innovation experimentation
Validated learning and evidence-based decision making.
Quickstart: Innovation experimentation
Practical guidance for busy professionals.
On keeping records
Document, document, document.
Courage vs stupidity
It's a thin line.
The myth of separation
A helpful reminder.
On learning from success
The other side.
Experimentation matters
It's a great way to reduce uncertainty!
The Puzzle Episode 14
How to move fast without breaking things?
Contested territory
Sails ahoy!
The Puzzle Episode 12
How to make good decisions in product development?
The Puzzle Episode 11
How to integrate customer feedback into your product?
Lean Experiment Canvas
A visual tool to guide your lean experimentation.
Theatre of the Absurd
Stretching towards the impossible.
Smashing
Different strokes for different folks.
Tips to create a strong value proposition
It's not for you, but for them!
Go hard
No holding back.
One simple trick to double the value of your business experiments
The secret they've been hiding from you finally revealed.
Like a wrecking ball
Spend ideas, not money.
Annoying survey designs
Please don't lie.
Always be testing
Question your assumptions.
Critical thinking beats crystal balls
Experimentation-driven corporate innovation.
Numbers are dangerous
Dig deeper.
On how corporate innovators can manage innovation
A conversation with Étienne Garbugli of The Lean B2B Podcast.
One-two punch tests
Wear 'em down!
Lean Experimentation Guide now available in French
Translated by Youness Yaghcha.
On innovation, learning, and competitive advantage
Disciplined learning = sustained competitiveness.
What have you tried?
Three learning questions.
On learning from Lean Experiments
Capture, analyse, interpret, decide, document.
Test twice, run once
Practice safe experimentation.
3 generic steps to test any idea
As easy as pie.
The importance of time-boxing your lean experiments
Focused and faster learning.
Customer development is more than customer interviews
In a search of a repeatable business model.
How to define a fail or success condition for your Lean experiment
Help yourself make the right decision.
How to do customer interviews
Simple process, invaluable insight.
Five principles of the Lean Startup: 10 years later
Is Lean Startup still relevant?
On selecting the right tools for the job
Keep it simple.
On full sentences
A secret sauce for creating reusable knowledge.
What do you need to learn?
A key to powerful Lean experiments.
New idea? Check this first…
What happens next will shock you!
Harmful templates
Don't cut yourself on the nice looking template.
An educated guess
All educated guesses are assumptions; but not all assumptions are educated guesses.
Driving 210 km/h by looking in the rear-view mirror
Some things should not be experimented with.
The power of visual thinking
How does visual thinking practically help an organization?
How to design effective experiments using Playing Lean Experiment Report
A simple visual template to help you design better lean experiments.
How to prioritise insight rapidly?
You've learned so much, and now have a question - what to do next? Here is a three step process for going from insight to action in 40 minutes.
Creating reusable knowledge: how to design effective experiments
Innovation teams can generate value in several ways, and creating reusable knowledge is one easy way to do so.
Visual tools for experimentation and innovation accounting
Three proven tools for visual overview of experiments, understanding progress, and innovation accounting.
Learn fast(er)
Do you dare to learn?
Step-by-step guide for designing Lean Experiments
Designing sound experiments is critical to creating valid and reusable knowledge. This guide will help you achieve that.
Stay home, keep growing
My talks on product management and innovation at the "Stay home, keep growing" initiative.
Bruno’s favourite canvases for strategy, experimentation, and customer experience
Five canvases worth trying.
Algorithm development for design and analysis of experiments with mixtures
The algorithm for design and analysis of experiments with mixtures of lower complexity has been developed within Matlab environment. Algorithm has been successfully tested against commercial software packages.
