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		<title>Minimum Viable Product in Agile</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Minimum Viable Product in Agile : As the name indicates, an MVP is about minimal development, least investment to test a product's capability and customer interest. The lean product development movement is heavily inspired by the agile principles that help us continually develop products and test with feedback. The idea is to ensure that we develop, take feedback and improve. </p>
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