Editor's Note: In today's tech startup culture, it's widely understood that it's smarter to build a "minimum viable product" or MVP and get it to market quickly than to labor behind closed doors for years on an elaborate and feature-rich product that, in the end, nobody might really want.
But what if the MVP turns out to be too minimal? In the delightful two-minute video below, startup guru and Xconomist Steve Blank shares some insights about the true purpose of an MVP.
To read the original article: The Real Meaning of "Minimum Viable Product" | Xconomy
