Hacking Innovation // Code Miami // University of Miami
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This document discusses a talk given by Adam Boalt on code and innovation in Miami. The talk thanked the host Mauricia Ragland and sponsors including StartupDigest, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and the University of Miami. Boalt shared five lessons he has learned about product development, including measuring requirements carefully before building, starting with a minimal viable product, listening to consumers, keeping products simple, and avoiding distractions from shiny new technologies. He encouraged the audience to be bold and disruptive.
Hacking Innovation // Code Miami // University of Miami
- 1. HACKING INNOVATION Code Miami by: Adam Boalt Thank you: Mauricia Ragland, Host StartupDigest | Microsoft Internet Explorer | University of Miami
- 2. Stone Crabs + Tim O’Reilly Join the conversation: @boalt // #codemiami
- 3. 1999 - 2013
- 9. MIT Student: Jeffery Yoo Warren
- 11. 10 x higher resolution than NASA.
- 14. // 00 Product Development. 5 things I’ve learned.
- 15. // 01 Product Development. Measure twice. Cut once.
- 16. // 02 Product Development. Minimal Viable Product. Lean.
- 17. // 03 Product Development. Consumer adoption. Listen.
- 18. // 04 Product Development. Less is more. Keep it simple.
- 19. // 05 Product Development. Shiny objects. Buy them.
- 20. Be Bold. Be Disruptive. Questions? Thank you: Mauricia Ragland, Host StartupDigest | Microsoft Internet Explorer | University of Miami