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Hacking for Defense @ Stanford 2020 Lesson Learned Presentations

Steve Blank

This was followed by an 8-minute slide presentation describing their customer discovery journey over the 10-weeks. All the teams used the Mission Model Canvas , (videos here ) Customer Development and Agile Engineering to build Minimal Viable Products, but all of their journeys were unique. and the U.K.

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NYU Commencement Speech 2016

Steve Blank

Established businesses execute business models while startups search for them. I saw something that they didn’t and to their credit…Berkeley’s Business School and then Stanford’s Engineering School let me write and teach a new course based on my ideas. Actually they’re entirely different. Five years later the U.S.

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Entrepreneurs as Dissidents

Steve Blank

They will be relegated to creating better mousetraps or cloning other countries’ business models. When Steve Jobs returned to Apple, he ran the Think Different ads, a brilliant marketing campaign to make Apple’s core customers believe that Apple was still fighting for the brand. Entrepreneurs as Dissidents.

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The Future of Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Steve Blank

90 years ago companies faced new strategic pressures as physical distances in the United States limited the reach of day-to-day hands-on management. Enter the Business Model Canvas. With the business model canvas in hand, we can now approach rethinking corporate innovation strategy and structure.

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Entrepreneurship for the 99%

Steve Blank

As the morning fog burns off the California coast, I am working with Steve Blank, preparing for the Lean LaunchPad Faculty Development Program we are running this August at U.C. The reality is that the United States is still a nation of small businesses. Filed under: Customer Development , Lean LaunchPad , Teaching.

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How Scientists and Engineers Got It Right, and VC’s Got It Wrong

Steve Blank

In the 1950’s the groundwork for a culture and environment of entrepreneurship were taking shape on the east and west coasts of the United States. While existing companies took some of the business, often it was a graduate student or professor who started a new company. Large companies execute known business models.

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Stanford 2012 Lean LaunchPad Presentations – part 1 of 2

Steve Blank

While at the same time spreading the Lean LaunchPad entrepreneurship curriculum to campuses across the United States. The class is intensely and deliberately experiential to develop the mindset, reflexes, agility and resilience an entrepreneur needs to search for certainty in a chaotic world. Yet this isn’t an incubator.

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