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Lean Six Sigma - by Greg Caldwell

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Clean, Green, and Lean - by Walter Crinnion

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These books target a mix of readers: entrepreneurs and innovators (some sections note no prior UX or design experience is required) as well as practicing designers, product managers, developers, and scrum masters.

They recommend integrating UX with product discovery and agile product management by running short, iterative design cycles, ensuring design work happens inside every sprint, and building discovery activities into the team’s velocity.

Coverage varies: at least one title explicitly says no prior UX or design experience is necessary, while other material is aimed at practicing team roles such as designers, product managers, developers, and scrum masters.

They blend human-centered design and agile practices with a strong business focus, encouraging teams to prioritize the product experience over deliverables and to validate what works best for both users and the business (including validating purchase intent).

They recommend making design work part of every sprint, adding design and experiment stories to the backlog, building product discovery into the team’s velocity, and starting initiatives with clear, customer-centric success criteria.

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