Glossary term
MBI – Minimum Business Increment
A group of predefined features that provide end-to-end value. A Minimum Business Increment (MBI) is informed by business initiatives that focus on predetermined end results. While often confused with a Minimal Viable Product (MVP), an MBI devotes more attention to what has been learned from previous MBIs, while an MVP is characteristic of a Lean Startup, where there is considerable emphasis on the initial or early stages of product development.
Related Subjects
MVP – Minimum Viable Product MVE – Minimum Viable Experience
Acknowledgments
Authored by Steve Moubray
Edited by Philip Rogers
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