Lean Startup
Cited via Eric Ries's book, Lean Startup is used as an example of treating outcomes as dynamic milestones in an ongoing learning loop, where prototypes and launched products generate data that feeds iterative improvement.
The book frames outcomes as 'not static endpoints but dynamic milestones in an ongoing process of learning and improvement, as emphasized in Agile methodologies and Lean Startup principles (see Eric Ries, The Lean Startup)', following from the idea that 'prototypes, mock-ups, pilot projects, and even final launched products generate invaluable data through user testing, market response, and real-world performance monitoring' that feeds an iterative learning loop (Ch16 §154).
Related in Community
Entries this one is tied to through the book.
Books and references
- The Design of Everyday Things · discussed together in section 154
- The Story of Stuff · discussed together in section 154
Examples
- An Inconvenient Truth (Al Gore) · discussed together in section 154
- "Declaration by Design: An Invitation to the New Liberal Arts" (Richard Buchanan) · discussed together in section 154
- Silent Spring (Rachel Carson) · discussed together in section 154
- The Story of Stuff (Annie Leonard) · discussed together in section 154
- The Climate Book (Greta Thunberg, ed.) · discussed together in section 154
- The Lean Startup (Eric Ries) · discussed together in section 154
Methods
- Agile · discussed together in section 154
- Iterative Design · discussed together in section 154
In the Framework
- Outcomes Component
In the book
- Chapter 16, section 154 · Our creations (What?)
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Methods