Minimum Viable Product

Get a minimum viable product in front of users as soon as possible, so they, and you, can start getting value from it.

Minimum Viable Product

Get a minimum viable product in front of users as soon as possible, so they, and you, can start getting value from it.

Keep on top of the competition and ensure you are delivering the most valuable features first.

Get to market quickly or by a deadline

Obtain specific expertise

Show value to customers and stakeholders as soon as possible

Get user feedback sooner

Tech foundations that can scale when you’re ready

Client stories

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Qantas Integrated Operations

Empowering frontline Qantas workers through technology that increases their productivity and engagement, and enables them to provide better customer service.

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Transport for NSW, TrainLink Booking & Payments Portal

Terem was engaged to work alongside Transport for NSW’s internal delivery team to provide a mobile first web responsive and compliant booking and payment portal to integrate seamlessly within the Transport for NSW website.

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Insights on Minimum Viable Product

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Since its original definition in the Lean Startup book, the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) has been placed at the beginning of the build-measure-learn feedback loop and has often been seen ...
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Jobs-to-be-Done is the framework for understanding your customer’s needs. However, it goes further than just understanding, and it provides the foundations for improving existing products and services, launching new products and go-to-market ...
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In product, I see validation used all too often to describe what is actually research. This misuse misleads thinking about whether a product or feature is likely to succeed. I’m ...
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Many organisations worry about the risk of releasing more than the risks of not releasing. People focus on what will go wrong if you release a product instead of what ...
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Lean Canvas is a widely known and available tool for assessing product and business ideas, as is Design Thinking and other design processes as well as Agile, Lean Startup, and ...
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