SYDNEY — The Lean Startup Machine rolled into town in September.
With only 1000 tech startups in Australia and little contact with startup hotspots such as Silicon Valley or Tel Aviv, Lean Startup Machine wants to give local entrepreneurs the skills needed to compete and succeed.
Based on the Lean Startup movement founded by Eric Reis, which advises companies to work backwards from the business results rather than forward from the technology, the Lean Startup Machine is a three-day bootcamp based on the same principles. These principles can be put to use helping Australian startups succeed by looking at the way they are managed in their initial phases.
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