TY - BOOK
T1 - Continuous Experimentation Cookbook
T2 - An introduction to systematic experimentation for software-intensive businesses
AU - Munezero, Myriam
AU - Yaman, Sezin
AU - Fagerholm, Fabian
AU - Kettunen, Petri
AU - Mäenpää, Hanna
AU - Mäkinen, Simo
AU - Tiihonen, Juha
AU - Riungu-Kalliosaari, Leah
AU - Tuovinen, Antti-Pekka
AU - Oivo, Markku
AU - Münch, Jürgen
AU - Männistö, Tomi
PY - 2017/3/30
Y1 - 2017/3/30
N2 - An increasing number of companies are involved in buildingsoftware-intensive products and services – hence the popularslogan “every business is a software business”. Software allowscompanies to disrupt existing markets because of its flexibility. Thiscreates highly dynamic and competitive environments, imposinghigh risks to businesses. One risk is that the product or service is ofonly little or no value to customers, meaning the effort to develop itis wasted. In order to reduce such risks, you can adopt an experimentdrivendevelopment approach where you validate your product ideasbefore spending resources on fully developing them. Experimentsallow you to test assumptions about what customers really want andreact if the assumptions are wrong.This book provides an introduction to continuous experimentation,which is a systematic way to continuously test your product or servicevalue and whether your business strategy is working. With real caseexamples from Ericsson, Solita, Vaadin, and Bittium, the book notonly gives you the concepts needed to start performing continuousexperimentation, but also shows you how others have been doing it.
AB - An increasing number of companies are involved in buildingsoftware-intensive products and services – hence the popularslogan “every business is a software business”. Software allowscompanies to disrupt existing markets because of its flexibility. Thiscreates highly dynamic and competitive environments, imposinghigh risks to businesses. One risk is that the product or service is ofonly little or no value to customers, meaning the effort to develop itis wasted. In order to reduce such risks, you can adopt an experimentdrivendevelopment approach where you validate your product ideasbefore spending resources on fully developing them. Experimentsallow you to test assumptions about what customers really want andreact if the assumptions are wrong.This book provides an introduction to continuous experimentation,which is a systematic way to continuously test your product or servicevalue and whether your business strategy is working. With real caseexamples from Ericsson, Solita, Vaadin, and Bittium, the book notonly gives you the concepts needed to start performing continuousexperimentation, but also shows you how others have been doing it.
KW - 113 Computer and information sciences
KW - 512 Business and Management
M3 - Book
BT - Continuous Experimentation Cookbook
PB - DIMECC Oy
CY - Finland
ER -