One of the predictions from my Agile Hardware research was that the traditional software Quality Assurance model would not transfer […]
One of the predictions from my earlier research into Agile hardware development was that Product Owners would write a much
One of the surprises during the Thermo Fisher Scientific engagement was that the team initially struggled with writing Epics and
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One of the more surprising discoveries during the Thermo Fisher Scientific engagement involved the role of User Stories. In software
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As the Thermo Fisher Scientific project progressed, I began to notice another fundamental difference between hardware and software development. Even
One of the first challenges facing the Thermo Fisher Scientific team was defining the scope of the product in a
One of the conclusions from my original research into Agile hardware development was simple: Failing to plan at the Release
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“Do you have any experience in Agile hardware development?” I was asked at the go/no-go decision meeting. I was completely
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Thermo Fisher Scientific: Introduction Many Agile practices that work well in software development break down when applied directly to hardware