Minimum Viable Publishing: 5 Ways to Reduce Risk When Creating Books
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Using Lessons from the Toyota Production System and world of Lean Startups, it is possible to reduce commercial risk and reenvision how books are created and distributed.
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Minimum Viable Publishing: 5 Ways to Reduce Risk When Creating Books
- 5. Venture Capitalists Randy Calderone
- 7. Risk Time
- 8. Time Cost Quality SCOPE
- 9. Risk [luxr] Time
- 12. MMVP
- 13. Pre-Sales •Letter of Intent •Orders with Pending Charge
- 15. Concierge “Be The Book”
- 16. Smaller Pieces •Serializations •Features •Blogs
- 18. The Unbook •Working Software
- 21. Bits and Pieces
Editor's Notes
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