What are good ways to build prototypes and "fail fast"?What do great firms do in this area? Can large firms like GE practice lean-start up models, or is italmost impossible for large firms to implement? Do large firms need to implement thingsdifferently?How do I make sure we learn the right lessons from market tests?How can I conduct such tests in a "fail-fast" way and still keep my intentions below the rivals'radar?

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