Definition
Hypothesis-Driven Development is the practice of the development of new ideas, services and products. These act as a series of experiments that eventually determine whether a desired outcome will be achieved. The process undergoes constant iteration until said desirable outcome is achieved, or is determined to be not viable. This process requires a flexible mindet, due to its experimental nature, and an understanding of the consumer mindset.
Further Reading
- “Lean Enterprise:How High Performance Organizations Innovate at Scale”(book), by Barry O’Reilly, Jez Humble, and Joanne Molesky
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