Changing how your teams work is hard. In my previous post, I covered the first three of my learnings in my time as a Strategic Customer Success Manager at Jama. I’m now going to fill you in on how to approach communicating about Jama to your various stakeholders. We all know we need to communicate, […]
Last summer, Pokémon GO erupted onto the scene becoming an overnight phenomenon. At the same time, it introduced the world to the concept of Augmented Reality… the blending of digital content with the real world. Mixing digital information with the physical world isn’t entirely new. Many cars today have a Heads Up Display (HUD) that […]
I am a Strategic Customer Success Manager at Jama. I have watched many customers implement Jama Connect and learned a few things along the way. One of the biggest AHA! moments I’ve had so far is that the lift the organization makes to change human behavior around how they do their work is much heavier […]
“The health industry will continue to consolidate through mergers and acquisitions in 2017, but the new year also likely will bring an uptick in alternative transactions, such as joint ventures, partnerships, strategic alliances and clinical affiliations.” Top health industry issues of 2017 PwC Innovations in the medical device industry are often not created within one […]
Over the last two years, the semiconductor industry has seen an unprecedented wave of consolidations and M&A activity – deals worth $85B in 2015 and a whopping $115B in 2016! As a result of all of this consolidation, semiconductor companies are finding themselves having to integrate diverse teams, technologies and IP on an ongoing basis. […]
Too often products fail due to poorly managed requirements. A requirement is a document that defines what you are looking to achieve or create – it identifies what a product needs to do, what it should look like, and explains its functionality and value. Without clearly defining requirements you could produce an incomplete or defective […]
In my prior blog post about pair-programming, I introduced the concept and explained why Jama Software adopted it as a practice in our engineering group. While we have seen many benefits from pair-programming, the practice may not be appropriate for every organization or team, and also does not come without costs and challenges. In the […]
By 2020 the FAA anticipates the skies will open for about 7,500 private drones of about the size of model planes. What (IM)Possible things might they be doing up there? Chasing Storms. A team of public-private entities (NASA, NOAA, and Northrup Grumman) entered into an experiment dubbed “Global Hawk”. Global Hawk drones have a wingspan of […]
The most advanced cars sold today still require the driver to be aware and ready to take control. But soon, many autos won’t have any driver controls, save for the interface for inputting the destination. Set the target and the car will take care of all of the work. It sounds like science fiction, but […]
What do you call a system that has never-changing requirements? An obsolete system. Systems that are healthy and growing are always evolving or changing in some way. Avionics, automotive and medical systems require airtight requirements. For the customers and users of these complex systems—and the companies building them—safety and security is critical. Getting safety-critical requirements […]
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