The Lean Startup
by Eric Ries
This book focuses on how to efficiently develop and test ideas, similar to the rapid prototyping approach outlined in 'Sprint.'
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Emphasizes a similar iterative approach to problem-solving and product development as in 'Sprint.'
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The emphasis on data-driven decision-making parallels the testing of ideas and solutions presented in 'Sprint.'
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