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At The Accidental Product Manager blog, Dr. Jim Anderson views discovery-driven growth to be "product flop insurance."

"Dr. McGrath proposes that we start to use what she calls discovery driven growth. This approach is basically a plan for learning more as the launch process moves forward. The part that I like about this way of doing things is that it doesn't require the product manager to have a lot of analytical information at the start of the launch process. In my opinion that's a good idea simply because there generally isn't a lot of information available!"

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• Posted: Monday, February 01, 2010
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