The potential risks or drawbacks of implementing these principles could include a lack of understanding or resistance from employees used to traditional management methods, potential initial decrease in productivity as new processes are learned and implemented, and the risk of failure in experimentation. However, these risks are often outweighed by the potential for innovation and sustainable growth.
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The Startup Way — released in early-October 2017 — is the continuation of the award-winning The Lean Startup — both written by Eric Ries. The Lean Sta...
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The principles of entrepreneurial management described in "The Lean Startup" (published in 2011) can be applied in any industry, size of company, or sector of the economy. Whether it is a large, established company like GE or a tech startup experiencing hyper-growth that wants to scale beyond their first, successful innovation, any organization can follow the same set of principles to find new sources of sustainable growth.