Please register your attendance on Eventbrite here. In partnership with the Leeds Digital Festival's programme of events, join Geovation senior software developer Paul Nebel, for a talk on: "The MVP is dead, long live the Prototype!".The problem with the MVP is that it is still used as an excuse to build for the sake of building. To reduce risk and attract investment it is far better to build for the sake of learning.How do we do this? Forget the MVP, and start building prototypes.Paul is an expert in leading most of Geovation’s early stage start-ups to successfully thinking outside the box and therefore achieving clearer visions of their products and services. This leads to better, more fruitful communications with partners, sponsors and investors and as a result with the company’s target audiences.In this webinar, Paul will share the benefits and know-how of building prototypes, and how to utilise these to your particular advantage to maximise success.Register here and we'll send you a link to join the conversation two hours before the session, on Wednesday 29 April at 9am. Please make sure to check your Spam folder for the email.
In partnership with the Leeds Digital Festival's programme of events, join Geovation senior software developer Paul Nebel, for a talk on: "The MVP is dead, long live the Prototype!".
The problem with the MVP is that it is still used as an excuse to build for the sake of building. To reduce risk and attract investment it is far better to build for the sake of learning.
How do we do this? Forget the MVP, and start building prototypes.
Paul is an expert in leading most of Geovation’s early stage start-ups to successfully thinking outside the box and therefore achieving clearer visions of their products and services. This leads to better, more fruitful communications with partners, sponsors and investors and as a result with the company’s target audiences.
In this webinar, Paul will share the benefits and know-how of building prototypes, and how to utilise these to your particular advantage to maximise success.
Register here and we'll send you a link to join the conversation two hours before the session, on Wednesday 29 April at 9am. Please make sure to check your Spam folder for the email.