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In this training, you will learn:

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  • The basics of Scrum and why it is important to hardware and systems design

  • How it differs from the traditional methods

  • Potential benefits from it

  • Challenges to applying Scrum to hardware and systems design

  • How to get training

  • How to make it work in your organizations

Using Scrum for hardware has many potential benefits, including building better team collaboration, improving consistency, and the ability to manage uncertainty and risk. 

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As an expert on mechanical design processes, I’ve worked with many companies who want to implement Scrum and reap its benefits. Now, I want to pass that knowledge on to you.

"What we needed was a guru to lead us through the application of Scrum to our engineering processes. David engaged with two different project teams in two different locations. He has a structured approach, based on his years of experience that we found to be highly effective. David helps the team to determine how to tailor Scrum to their needs while still ensuring that the benefits of Scrum are achieved. Currently both teams are successfully using scrum meetings, sprint planning, rapid prototyping, and sprint retrospectives to keep the projects on-track.  We credit David’s expertise and guidance for these results."

 

- Mike A., V.P. of Engineering

"I taught last semester using your Scrum book in a product development course. Even that I only got to teach half the semester because of the pandemic I was able to see a change in students motivation and from my point of view the methodology makes it more clear how to “grade” an open ended design project." 

 

- Professor Lugo

Live training details

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  • When: Thursday, November 12 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. (PST)

  • Where: I will send you a Zoom link once you sign up.

  • What: I'll walk you through the basics of using Scrum for physical products. By the end, you'll understand the basics of Scrum for hardware and systems and how to apply it to your organization. 

Who is this training for?

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  • Professionals can take this knowledge and improve their processes at work. 

  • Teachers can use this to stay on top of the latest innovations in the industry so their students will be better-prepared for real-world applications. 

  • Students can supplement their education with this information to be a more competitive choice for companies

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Want to go more in-depth?

Get my full 30-video course on mechanical design: Scrum for Hardware and Systems Design

This self-paced online course contains 30 modules totaling 4 hours which go more in-depth than the live "introduction" event. You'll learn: 

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  • Why you should employ Scrum.

  • The Agile Principles for Hardware and Systems Design.

  • 13 reasons why Hardware and Software Design are different.

  • The importance of planned and unplanned requirements.

  • The 12 steps of Scrum.

  • Product and Sprint backlog grooming.

  • How to get the most from meetings and retrospectives.

  • Scrum in a distributed environment.

  • Mixing waterfall and Scrum.

  • Making Scrum work in your Organization.

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Ready to get started? Enroll now for only $197.38. If you sign up for the live event first, you'll only pay $87.38 for this course!

Thursday, November 12 at 12 p.m. (PST)
This 3-hour live training will teach you how Scrum can be applied to physical product design

Introduction to Scrum for Hardware and Systems Design

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