How to Innovate at Speed With Edwin Keh

7 Aug 2024 · 1 min
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In this segment of his talk, Edwin Keh advocates a rapid‑innovation mindset that prioritizes getting a functional, though imperfect, product into the market quickly. He proposes releasing a "70% solution"—a version that solves most of the core problem despite bugs—mirroring software development practices where version 1.0 is buggy but still valuable. By accepting early‑stage messiness and planning for subsequent patches and version 2.0, teams can iterate toward a real‑world solution faster than waiting for a perfect launch.

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