In startups, what does MVP stand for?
AnswerMinimum viable product
An MVP is the simplest version of a product that lets you learn from real users.
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AnswerMinimum viable product
An MVP is the simplest version of a product that lets you learn from real users.
AnswerA document describing a venture's goals and how it will reach them
Business plans lay out the market, strategy, operations and finances of a venture.
AnswerTo undertake
It comes from French 'entreprendre', to undertake.
AnswerStrengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
A SWOT analysis weighs internal strengths and weaknesses against external opportunities and threats.
AnswerWhere total revenue equals total costs
At break-even a venture neither makes nor loses money; beyond it, it turns a profit.
AnswerAdventure
Venture came from Middle English 'aventure', meaning a risky undertaking.
Answer(Revenue minus cost of goods sold) divided by revenue
Gross margin shows the share of each sale left after the direct costs of making it.