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The Federal Drug Agency’s 1997 design control guidance – built on a traditional waterfall framework – is increasingly misaligned with the dynamic landscape of medical
Agile can be defined as a capability – a rapid response to turbulent markets, changing business requirements and advances in technology. Although more widely discussed
Managing pharmaceutical drug development is a world apart from managing software development. The timescales are different, the costs are different and the people are different
A survey of companies attending STIM events through 2019 and 2020 showed that there is growing interest in the application of Agile project management processes.
“Now is the time to re-think the firm’s innovation process and methods,” argues Robert G.Cooper, best known for the development of StageGate, a new product
I was recently asked to review an innovation project developing new sustainable products. Sustainability is usually a good topic for sparking heated debates, but on
Agile practices originated in the software domain but are increasingly applied to the development of physical products. A multiple case-study involving 17 manufacturing companies from
Rick Mitchell explains how to estimate in financial terms the impact of delay to an R&D project – a vital input when deciding what actions
Can Agile project management methods – widely used in software – be applied in projects involving hardware? Rick Mitchell considers the question.
In the Agile approach a team works together in a scrum sharing tasks in an informal way to deliver a defined output in a relatively
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