Startups: Develop Innovative Product with Minimum Viable Thinking

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Overview of the Course:

This online course is designed for startups aiming to effectively launch a product that meets the expectations of early adopters. It focuses on understanding the importance of deploying a viable product in a timely manner to validate market potential. The class emphasizes practical approaches to achieving this goal based on real-world experiences.

Course Content:

1. Understanding Minimum Viable Thinking (MVT)

2. Techniques for translating MVT into Minimum Viable Product deployment

3. Essential elements for a solid Minimum Viable Product Roadmap

Participants will benefit from:

✔ 1.5 – 2.00 hours of a pre-recorded instructional session

✔ A tailored Q&A segment

✔ A Completion Certificate

✔ Access to recorded materials and handouts for review after the session

Target Audience:

Entrepreneurs and solo founders
Leadership teams including CXOs
Design professionals such as UX/UI Designers and Product Managers
Technical builders including Engineers and DevOps specialists
Freelancers and self-employed professionals
Consultants and mentors
User Interface designers aiming to shift towards Lean Development

Instructor's Profile:

The instructor specializes in assisting career-oriented individuals and entrepreneurs in honing their creative problem-solving skills, authentic design, and product development. Their masterclasses are interactive, offering a personalized learning experience.

Professional Background:

2022 Health Tech Consultant at NYIT
2019 recipient of the MU School of Medicine's Lindberg Award for Health IT Innovation
Former Lab Manager at Duke University – Pratt School of Engineering
Instructor at General Assembly
Former Adjunct Lecturer at ENSET Biomedical Engineering School
Speaker on "How to Gamify a Virtual Surgical Workspace" at Harvard Medical School
Co-Founder of TechVerse Coworking Space in Morocco
Consultant at Medverselab
Chief Software Architect of Sutures App (Gamified Gastro-intestinal e-Surgery Simulator)
Chief Design Thinker at Sinclair School of Nursing
Research Fellow at the University of Missouri focusing on Mobile Based & Gamified Precision Medicine