I’ve developed a number of medical devices in my career ranging from cardiac pacemakers to integrated anesthesia systems. As many of you know, I’m also a big proponent of agile methods, primarily as a means of improving quality but also as a way of improving engineering efficiency. For most people, finding published information on how to apply agile methods to regulated, safety-critical systems is difficult. I’ve tried to fill this gap with books such as “Real-Time Agility” (... [More]

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