Goodbye, Unwanted TSA Airport Naked Body Scanners! TAGS: administration | airport | body | continuous improvement | eric ries | hassle | implementation | invade | invasive | lean blitz consulting | lean startup | minimum viable product | naked | pilot | privacy | problem | public | scanner | scans | scrap | security | transportation | tsa | tsa.gov | waste Last month the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced they were finally doing away with the awkward naked-body scanning imaging systems. When they were first introduced in 2007 they came under …Continue reading →

2012 Summer Olympics: Wembley Stadium Stops Taking Visa Cards TAGS: 2012 | athletics | best | blitz | cache | card | cash | cashless | consulting | control | crash | credit | eric ries | failure | faulty | fiasco | football | games | goodwill | great britain | kingdom | lean | limit | london | marketing | minimum viable product | mobile phones | olympics | operations | options | payment | popular | process | processes | redundant | registers | shepherd's bush | Soccer | sponsors | sports | stadium | system | telegraph | transactions | united | united arab emirates | visa | wembley Wembley Stadium management elected to stop accepting Visa cards as payment for tickets and concessions after some faults in the system developed at the cash registers during a soccer game …Continue reading →