4-4 minutes<\/p>\n
According to the Scrum Guide:<\/p>\n
\u201c Scrum requires teams to build an increment of functionality during every sprint , and the increment must be potentially shippable because the Product Owner might decide to release it at the end of the sprint.\u201d<\/p>\n
The product increment is the sum of all backlog items completed during the current sprint<\/p>\n
Potentially shippable is defined by a state of confidence or readiness for shipping of the \u201cproduct increment\u201d.<\/p>\n
Shipping may or may not occur at the end of the sprint (new functionality may be accumulated via multiple sprints before being shipped) and it is just a business decision.<\/p>\n
Sprint increment<\/p>\n
Minimum Viable Product (MVP)<\/p>\n
The term \u201cminimum viable product\u201d was coined and defined by Frank Robinson about2001, and popularized by Steve Blank and Eric Ries. A new product is a product with just enough features to satisfy early users. The final, complete set of features is only designed and developed after considering feedback from the product\u2019s initial users. Gathering insights from an MVP is often less expensive than developing a product with more features, which increases costs and risk if the product fails.<\/p>\n
Minimum viable product Minimum Marketable Product (MMP)<\/p>\n
Many people consider the terms MMP and MMR are often used interchangeably. They often mean MVP when they say MMP. But MMP should be a product development strategy that is based on the philosophy that \u201c less is more \u201d.<\/p>\n
The MMP describes the product with the smallest possible set of features that can address the user needs, creates the desired user experience, and can hence be marketed and sold successfully. The MMP is a tool to reduce time-to-market: It can be launched more quickly than a fat, feature-rich one.<\/p>\n
As mentioned above, the whole purpose of an MVP is to validate your business idea and determine which problems need to be solved to make users willing to pay money for the product. An MMP is a combination of several improved versions of your MVP. As each enhanced version of the MVP delivered, the most efficient and compact form of a sellable product is built as illustrated in the Figure below:<\/p>\n
MVP vs MMP<\/p>\n
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