Watch this on-demand recording of Intland Software’s Roundtable Discussion on 26 Sep 2018 featuring experts representing innovative medical device companies. Titled Agile in Medical Technology, this discussion covers the challenges and benefits of applying Agile practices in the development of cutting-edge medical technology.
The discussion is moderated by Kelly Weyrauch of Agile Quality Systems.
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Agile software development is a way to plan and execute a development process. But you still need a development process. Kelly Weyrauch | Agile Quality Systems |
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What we've seen is an increased ability to take into account what the users might want to see and make it more focused on user and usability. So as you get faster iterations and development cycles, you've got the ability to kind of course-correct in mid-stream. Jared Miller | Babyation |
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For me, compliance engineering and having a model-driven organization and letting those things drive the process instead of having a very ad-hocish way of doing things are extremely important for companies that have compliance regulatory requirements to succeed using Agile. Sarb Singh-Kaur | Spok |
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Having a digital system of record for trace from user needs to requirements down to D&D is an absolute imperative. It's the only way that you can facilitate the incremental approach needed to drive an Agile practice. Alan Schachtely | Bigfoot Biomedical |
