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Brian Chau, Director of Product Innovation, Wheels, Inc.
The videos are now available on the Pathfinder vimeo channel.
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Bernhard Kappe
Founder and CEO, Pathfinder Software
Organizer, Chicago Lean Startup Circle and Lean Startup Challenge
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Bob Moll, Pathfinder Software's Lead User Experience Designer, and Bernhard Kappe, Pathfinder's CEO are giving a talk on Lean User Experience at the Chicago Lean Startup Circle on June 30th.
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But Traditional user experience is slow and expensive and doesn't get high quality products to market faster. This is death to any new product development effort.
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