Filter by Genre
Publishers
- Penguin Random House
- HarperCollins Publishers
- Simon & Schuster
- Macmillan
- Hachette
- Scholastic
- Bloomsbury
- Ace publisher
- Gallery / Saga Press
- Thomas & Mercer
- Independent / Self-Published
- Ballantine Books
- Katherine Tegen Books
- Little, Brown and Company
- Knopf
- Vintage
- Tiny Reparations Books
- Delacorte Press
- Berkley
- Del Rey
- Harper Voyager
- MIRA
- Gallery/Scout Press
- 37 Ink
- Flatiron Books
- William Morrow
- G.P. Putnam’s Sons
- Saga Press
- Roc Lit 101
- Amistad
- Crown Books for Young Readers
- Scholastic Press
- Dafina
- Thomas Nelson Fiction
- Kensington
Filter by Mood
Discovery Pathways
Availability
Filter by Price
Filter by Rating
Eric Ries Books
1 Books
Eric Ries
Eric Ries is an entrepreneur, author, and business thinker best known for developing the Lean Startup methodology, an approach designed to help entrepreneurs build and test new ideas while reducing wasted time, effort, and resources. Drawing from his own experiences building technology startups, Ries focuses on experimentation, customer feedback, and continuous improvement as essential parts of creating sustainable businesses. He is the author of *The Lean Startup: How Today’s Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses* and *The Startup Way*. His work introduced concepts such as the Build-Measure-Learn feedback loop, validated learning, and the minimum viable product, or MVP, ... Eric Ries is an entrepreneur, author, and business thinker best known for developing the Lean Startup methodology, an approach designed to help entrepreneurs build and test new ideas while reducing wasted time, effort, and resources. Drawing from his own experiences building technology startups, Ries focuses on experimentation, customer feedback, and continuous improvement as essential parts of creating sustainable businesses. He is the author of *The Lean Startup: How Today’s Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses* and *The Startup Way*. His work introduced concepts such as the Build-Measure-Learn feedback loop, validated learning, and the minimum viable product, or MVP, which have become widely used within entrepreneurship and product development. For readers with a business idea—or anyone trying to create something new without having every answer at the beginning—Ries offers a framework for learning through action. His work encourages entrepreneurs to test assumptions early, listen to customers, adapt when the evidence demands it, and treat uncertainty as something to learn from rather than something that must be eliminated before getting started.