Austin Lean Startup Circle

Name: June Meetup - The Lean Stack
Start: 2012-06-12T23:30:00Z

June Meetup - The Lean Stack

Jun 12, 2012 · 6:30 PM
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Running experiments is a key activity in Lean Startups but knowing how to correctly define, run, and report on them is hard. After a number of false starts, we have developed a process that works - something we're calling the lean stack.

In this meetup, I'll provide an overview of the process we use and illustrate it with a concrete example.

Pizza and conference room provided by Capital Factory.

Note: Capital Factory has moved to the much more spacious and swankier digs on the 16th floor and is now part accelerator/part co-working with lots more room for meetings and events.

(That alone is reason NOT to miss this meetup.)

Join us afterwards at Buffalo Billiards for drinks.

Agenda:

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6:30-6:45pm Sign-in and socializing

6:45-7:00pm Announcements, General discussion, Pizza

7:00-8:00pm Case-Study: "The Lean Stack" - Ash Maurya

8:00-8:30pm Q&A / Wrap-up

8:30 - ?pm Buffalo Billiards (Brazos and 6th).

Please RSVP as space is limited!

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Paul M.

Loved it! The presenter was good and clearly organized. The best part was using his real world example of his book writing to demonstrate and step through the actual process we showed up to hear about. Two thumbs up.

0 · June 14, 2012
Shane M.

Great overview and working examples of Lean methodology.

0 · June 13, 2012
Cheng L.

Ash treated us to a super-dense lecture with tons of information about the various tools and techniques he uses and a detailed walk-through of a practical example. I felt like I was back in college listening to an interesting professor.

0 · June 13, 2012
Andrew C.

Ash provided a valuable lesson to all that attended - most definitely worth attending.

0 · June 13, 2012
Matt W.

Ash's presentations and demeanor/delivery style are always first rate!

0 · June 13, 2012
Sara B.

A good, content heavy presentation. Wish there was more time and a better way to capture the Validated Learning Board format (to use myself).

0 · June 13, 2012
Gavin

Great presentation - very practical and useful.

0 · June 13, 2012
Trey

Great thought patterns directly from Austin's leading lean thinker. Ash always has a packed house, and for good reason.

0 · June 13, 2012
Glen F.

Very good talk!

0 · June 13, 2012
Chris L.

I guess I'm a Ash Maurya groupie. I've been following him on his learning journey for over a year and a half, having downloaded an early copy of his book and and attending an early workshop. Each time I attend one of his presentations I learn something new as well as reinforce previous knowledge. This topic was on mark with my current issue - how to apply the lean canvas approach.

0 · June 13, 2012
A former member

Less time on book and more time on real word examples

0 · June 13, 2012
A former member

Fantastic! I only wish you had mentioned you would be going through the process you used for your book, I know several writers who would have killed to be in this session.

0 · June 13, 2012
Brian P.

I always enjoy Ash's talks. The only downside was that this material had considerable overlap with a previous talk, so I found myself checking email during those portions.

0 · June 13, 2012
Girlie S.

I agree. Any possibility this could be accessed remotely or at least recorded for later viewing?

0 · June 7, 2012
Paul M.

I am out of the country but would love to see this session. Any chance it could be streamed on http://bambuser.com/

0 · June 5, 2012