From Berlin to Munich, product development teams in Germany are wrestling with a familiar question: How do you balance efficiency and quality as the scope of your projects grows increasingly complex?
In the fourth installment of our 2020s Predictions series, we’re featuring predictions from Robin Calhoun, Senior Product Manager at Jama Software, as well as a certified Scrum Master.
The next generation of product development and disruptive technologies that used to remain in isolated industries are now crossing boundaries.
The landscape of medical device development is shifting rapidly. Here are the three biggest challenges facing medical device development.
There’s no slowing the speed of innovation, but not every company will be able to keep up in the future. In particular, those still laboring under an antiquated development process will increasingly find it difficult to compete.
For many companies trying to push the edges of what a product can do, simply getting something to market is an enormous effort. Here are some compelling reasons to go next gen.
The Agile methodology offers medical device developers options that anticipate and prevent the bottlenecking and potential crisis points to which static development models are normally vulnerable.
Earlier this year, we introduced Jama Connect™ Risk Management Center for medical device developers, and now we’re excited to announce that we’re opening it up to all our customers working within regulated industries with the introduction of FMEA templates.
Requirements as a part of a product development lifecycle play a very important role in attempting to reduce or at least mitigate the tensions between quality, schedule, cost in product development.
Here are the top three ways that products have become more complicated in the last five years, according to a recent study done by engineering.com.
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