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Why Designing Hardware Using Scrum is Difficult

Register for my free online sample course consisting of three modules: “Scrum for Hardware and Systems Design”  You can register for the course here:  https://designprocess.teachable.com/p... Scrum is very popular for software design, but less so for hardware. Professor David Ullman describes thirteen reasons why hardware is more challenging. Contact me at ullman@davidullman.com for more info or visit http://www.davidullman.com Get your copy of Scrum for Hardware Design! Other works by David Ullman are available as well: https://www.mechdesignprocess.com/ David G. Ullman is an internationally recognized expert on product design and decision making best practices. He has a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from The Ohio State University, and was Professor of Mechanical Design at Oregon State University for 20 years. He is a Life Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and founder of its Design Theory and Methodology committee. He has founded two corporations to commercialize his ideas. The first company manufactured personal transportation products, grew to seven digit annual sales, and became the largest manufacturer in its field. He served as CEO over the first years of the corporation and as chairman of the board for life of the organization. The products Ullman designed for this company won national awards. He is also the author of Making Robust Decisions, a compendium of decision making wisdom.