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To me MVP still means "Microsoft Most Valuable Professional". I'm guessing that in this case it is "minimum viable product", as in "a service that is just bare
by controversial97 4y ago
To me MVP still means "Microsoft Most Valuable Professional".
I'm guessing that in this case it is "minimum viable product", as in "a service that is just barely useful and good enough that some people will pay money for it".
- mrhichem 4y agoYes I meant "minimum viable product"
- benstopics 4y agoI also use MRP (Minimum Remarkable Product) as in, your product has at least one feature that is of value to someone.