
Using Agile Values for Medical Device Development
Although designed for software, Agile’s fundamental values are equally relevant to medical devices.
Although designed for software, Agile’s fundamental values are equally relevant to medical devices.
While a systems engineering approach will not, in and of itself, resolve all challenges currently faced by the medical device industry, it is the cornerstone and framework for allowing organizations to begin addressing these challenges by adopting a more holistic, efficient and systematic approach to product realization.
While a systems engineering approach will not, in and of itself, resolve all challenges currently faced by the medical device industry, it is the cornerstone and framework for allowing organizations to begin addressing these challenges by adopting a more holistic, efficient and systematic approach to product realization.
This installment covers what’s missing and what pain does it cause. Without systems engineers, what is the impact to project teams and organizations?
This installment covers what’s missing and what pain does it cause. Without systems engineers, what is the impact to project teams and organizations?
This week we explore the collected knowledge of work by three research institutes (National Academy of Sciences, Seoul National University and UC Santa Barbara) to image possibles within our medical device design and development applications.
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