Eric Ries
These 12 Remarkable Veterans Changed Business Forever
Since World War II, military veterans have continuously innovated and created enduring businesses like no other group in America.
Eric Ries on 4 Common Misconceptions About Lean Startup
If you believe lean startup methods lead to "cheap" products and companies, or that lean startup companies don't think big, think again.
'The Lean Startup' Author Shares His Latest Advice
Eric Ries turns to Kickstarter to launch his latest book.
5 Ways the 'Lean' Approach Can Help Your Startup Grow
If you value business or product development as a constant work in progress, the lean startup approach can give you the framework to help your business flourish.
Why I Back Eric Ries Over Peter Thiel
A philosophical debate over Lean Startup and vision means we all have to take sides. I'm with Eric Ries.
What the Father of Lean Startup Thinks You Need to Start Up
Eric Ries started a revolution with his book, The Lean Startup. It still resonates for everyone today.
Iterate or Eliminate? When You Need to Go Back to the Drawing Board.
When do you stick with an idea, and when do you eliminate it altogether? As an entrepreneur, this can be a life-or-death decision for your startup.
Getting Your Small Business to Scale Like a Tech Startup
With small businesses starting to think more like tech startups in terms of innovation and growth, here are a few tips to help companies get started down that path.
Why the Motto 'If You Build It, They Will Come' is BS
Young entrepreneur David Chait delves into why startups should never assume a market exists for their product.
How Gowalla, Still in Startup Mode, Changed Direction -- Fast
With Foursquare fast gaining ground, the location-service startup made difficult changes to its business model. What entrepreneurs can learn from the young company's pivot.
Spreading the Gospel on a Lean, Mean Startup Strategy
Eric Ries talks about the ideas behind his new book 'The Lean Startup.'
Pivot or Persevere? The Key to Startup Success
Perseverance can be overrated as an entrepreneurial trait. Knowing when to change course to test out a new approach might be even more important.
Business Planning for the 'Lean Startup'
This next-generation strategy calls for planning--and revising--as you go.