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Design Sprint
Design Sprint – Build, Test, and Validate Digital Products in Just 5 Days
Summary of the Book:
Design Sprint: A Practical Guidebook for Building Great Digital Products is an essential manual for teams, designers, and innovators looking to bring powerful digital solutions to life quickly and efficiently. With hundreds of new apps entering the market daily, the risk of building something users don’t need is higher than ever. This book introduces a structured, proven approach that lets you prototype and validate digital product ideas in just five days—saving time, money, and energy. Authors Richard Banfield, C. Todd Lombardo, and Trace Wax offer a comprehensive guide to implementing design sprints across teams of any size or skill level.
176,00 EGPExecute Your Tech Idea
Execute Your Tech Idea: Your No-Code Roadmap to Innovation and Impact
Execute Your Tech Idea: A Step by Step Guide for Non-techies, Professionals, Managers, and Startups is an empowering, beginner-friendly guide that unlocks the world of technology for anyone with a great idea—but no tech background. Whether you’re dreaming of launching an app, building a smart device, or creating a SaaS platform, this book gives you the structured steps and plain-language tools to bring your idea to life confidently. Perfect for professionals, entrepreneurs, and corporate teams, it’s the how-to manual for turning vision into value—without getting lost in jargon or complexity.
176,00 EGPFounders at Work
Founders at Work – Inside the Raw Beginnings of Tech Giants
Book Summary
Founders at Work is a powerful collection of first-hand accounts from some of the most successful startup founders of our time. Compiled by Jessica Livingston, a co-founder of Y Combinator, this book dives deep into the early, often messy and unpredictable days of companies that are now household names. Through a series of candid interviews, readers gain rare insight into the mistakes, sacrifices, and breakthroughs that defined these startups in their infancy—before funding, fame, and fortune.
170,00 EGPHow Google Works
How Google Works – The Blueprint Behind a Tech Giant’s Success
Summary of the Book:
How Google Works is a revealing insider’s guide to the innovative management philosophies that powered Google’s rise from a small startup to one of the most influential companies in the world. Written by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and former SVP Jonathan Rosenberg, the book distills years of hard-earned wisdom into practical lessons on leadership, culture, talent, and innovation. This is not just a business book—it’s a deep dive into how smart, adaptable organizations can thrive in a rapidly changing digital age.
176,00 EGPLean Enterprise
Lean Enterprise – Innovating at Scale Without Slowing Down
Summary of the Book:
Lean Enterprise is a transformational guide for organizations striving to compete in an era defined by rapid technological change and evolving customer expectations. Written by Jez Humble, Joanne Molesky, and Barry O’Reilly, the book translates Lean and Agile principles into actionable strategies for entire enterprises—not just development teams. Drawing from real-world case studies, the authors demonstrate how forward-thinking organizations radically restructured governance, product development, and culture to accelerate innovation and deliver better results at scale.
170,00 EGPThe Lean Startup
The Lean Startup – Build Smart, Grow Fast, and Innovate Continuously
Summary of the Book:
The Lean Startup by Eric Ries introduces a revolutionary methodology for launching and managing startups in an age defined by rapid innovation and uncertainty. Instead of following traditional, rigid business plans, Ries proposes a dynamic and iterative process grounded in scientific thinking, real customer feedback, and rapid experimentation. This approach helps entrepreneurs avoid costly failures, adapt quickly to change, and build sustainable businesses with limited resources. The Lean Startup has become a global movement, reshaping how startups—and even large corporations—bring new products to life.
170,00 EGPThe No-Code Startup
The No-Code Startup – Launch Big Ideas Without Writing a Line of Code
Summary of the Book:
The No-Code Startup is a groundbreaking guide for aspiring founders, creators, and problem-solvers who want to build powerful digital products—without needing to code. Finalist for the Business Book Awards 2025, this book by Emma Reilly is the ultimate manual for anyone who dreams of launching the next Airbnb, Duolingo, or Uber, but doesn’t have a technical background. From data management and automations to integrating AI tools like GPT, Reilly walks readers through every step of building a tech business from the ground up—entirely using no-code tools. Clear, concise, and deeply empowering, this book proves that anyone can become a tech founder today.
176,00 EGPThe Startup Players Handbook
The Startup Players Handbook: A Founder’s Playbook for SaaS Success
The Startup Players Handbook is a comprehensive, field-tested guide for founders building SaaS or software startups. Written for entrepreneurs navigating the early to late stages of growth, the book lays out a detailed roadmap covering everything from idea validation and mission crafting to legal structure, fundraising, team-building, and go-to-market strategy. Rather than deep-diving into each domain, it teaches founders how to build just enough understanding to start, scale, and delegate effectively.
176,00 EGPWorking Backwards
Working Backwards – Inside Amazon’s Engine of Innovation and Leadership
Summary of the Book:
Working Backwards: Insights, Stories, and Secrets from Inside Amazon offers a rare and detailed look into one of the world’s most successful companies from two executives who helped shape it from within. Colin Bryar and Bill Carr, former senior leaders at Amazon, unpack the foundational processes, leadership principles, and operational mechanisms that have driven Amazon’s explosive growth. Drawing from nearly three decades of combined experience, the authors demystify how Amazon launched game-changing innovations like Kindle, Amazon Prime, and AWS—and how other companies can replicate this success.
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