Discover how Lean Analytics can help you build a better startup faster! Join Alistair Croll and Ben Yoskovitz in this fun, engaging workshop where you'll learn the power of metrics and data-driven decision-making.
This online workshop dives into Lean Analytics, helping founders use data to make informed decisions and build successful startups. With insights from seasoned entrepreneurs, you'll discover the importance of meaningful metrics and how they evolve with your business.
Use data to build a better startup faster in partnership with Geckoboard
Lean Analytics: Use data to build a better startup faster
The Lean Startup movement swept through the entrepreneurial world, advocating a lean, iterative approach to finding the right product and market with a constant cycle of building, measuring, and learning. Now Lean Analytics dives deeper into the measurement component of that cycle. The best-selling book is being translated into eight languages, and its authors—startup veterans Ben Yoskovitz and Alistair Croll—have travelled the world teaching founders how to use data to build a better startup faster.
In June, 2013, Alistair and Ben presented an all-day workshop in conjunction with Geckoboard at London's Barbican centre, which we're now making available online. With energy, humour, and a disarming bluntness they'll take you through the concepts of their book: What makes a good metric; how to match the data you track to the stage of your growth; drawing lines in the sand; and changing the culture of organisations of all sizes.
About the presenters
In 2010, Alistair and Ben were two of the co-founders of Year One Labs, an early stage accelerator that provided funding and up to 1-year of hands-on mentorship to 5 startups. Year One Labs followed a Lean Startup program, making it the first accelerator to formalize such a structure. Three of five companies graduated from Year One Labs and went on to raise follow-on financing. A great deal of their experience and thought leadership around Lean Startup and analytics emerged during this time.
Alistair has been an entrepreneur, author, and public speaker for nearly 20 years. He’s worked on a variety of topics, from web performance, to big data, to cloud computing, to startups, in that time. In 2001, he co-founded web performance startup Coradiant (acquired by BMC in 2011), and since that time has also launched Rednod, CloudOps, Bitcurrent, Year One Labs, the Bitnorth conference, the International Startup Festival and several other early-stage companies.
Alistair is the chair of O’Reilly’s Strata conference, Cloud Connect, and Interop’s Enterprise Cloud Summit. This is his fourth book on analytics, technology, and entrepreneurship. Alistair lives in Montreal, Canada and tries to mitigate chronic ADD by writing about far too many things at Solve For Interesting.
Ben is a serial entrepreneur with 15+ years experience in web businesses. He started his first company in 1996 while completing university. In 2007 he co-founded Standout Jobs, a B2B software company in the recruitment space. The company raised $1.8M from venture and angel investors. In 2010 after exiting Standout Jobs, Ben co-founded Year One Labs.
Ben has been blogging since 2006. The “Instigator Blog” is recognized as one of the top blogs on startups and entrepreneurship. Ben is also an active mentor to numerous startups and other accelerator programs, including FounderFuel (a TechStars-like program in Montreal.) He regularly speaks at startup conferences and events, including the Michigan Lean Startup Conference, Internet Marketing Conference, etc.
Ben is currently the VP of Product at GoInstant, a venture-backed startup developing co-browsing technology for shared web experiences.
This workshop is presented to you in partnership with Geckoboard
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The Lean movement has revolutionised how we create products and companies. It focuses on customer development, tackles the risky parts first, and focuses on finding real, unmet needs. At the core of this is iteration—a cycle of learning and adapting that’s driven by data. Lean Analytics gives you blunt, practical advice and proven approaches for learning from the abundance of...
is an honor to take this course, learning analytics helps me to accurately understand the significance of data in business which will help me to measure the movement towards the business goals.
Insightful! A little fast paced for people new to the methodology but otherwise informative.
No, I feel it doesn't address learning how to do data analytics, which is what I was looking for.
excellent
The only reason this is not a five star resource for me is the misalignment between the slides and the talks. Otherwise, very insightful. I would say it is a necessary refresher of memory for people who are familiar with lean analytics, for example, who have read the book already.
This is great content for realigning business perspective to focus on key factors to enable focus on real metrics that can propel companies toward greater competitiveness, growth, and self-evaluation. -loved it.
This is an excellent course. I wish the presenter had spoken more about the non-renewable engineering contract topic.
clearly demonstrate all important things about Lean Analytics, very usefule
Great images and teachers. Valuable additional explanation on practical applications to data analysis
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Gurram S. C.
one of the best content that i ever watched