The MVP approach can allow you to build fewer features that are actually useful for your user base.
There are tons of product out there that are gaining market share against older/bigger companies, think about the CRM market for example.
The big players can't remove all the "wrong" features they built in the past because a portion of their user bases is attached to them, smaller players can iterate at a much higher pace.
The MVP approach can allow you to build fewer features that are actually useful for your user base.
There are tons of product out there that are gaining market share against older/bigger companies, think about the CRM market for example. The big players can't remove all the "wrong" features they built in the past because a portion of their user bases is attached to them, smaller players can iterate at a much higher pace.