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Hypothesis Statement in the context of Lean

Hypothesis Statement in Lean

In Lean software development, a Hypothesis Statement is a clear, concise, and testable statement that outlines a specific problem, proposed solution, and expected outcome of an experiment. It serves as a guiding principle for teams to validate assumptions and make data-driven decisions.

Components of a Hypothesis Statement:

  1. Problem Statement: Clearly define the problem or opportunity being addressed.
  2. Proposed Solution: Describe the solution or change being implemented.
  3. Expected Outcome: Clearly state the expected result or impact of the proposed solution.

Importance of Hypothesis Statements:

Example of a Hypothesis Statement:

Problem: User engagement on the website is low due to a complex checkout process.
Proposed Solution: Simplify the checkout process to three steps.
Expected Outcome: Increase in user completion rate by 20%.

Best Resources on Hypothesis Statements in Lean:

  1. Lean Startup by Eric Ries
  2. Lean Software Development Principles by Mary and Tom Poppendieck
  3. Lean Thinking by James P. Womack and Daniel T. Jones

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