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RE: Are Missed Milestones really Bad?

This is a great topic to bring up. Many people, as you had mentioned, view missing milestones as a terrible thing that can occur in a project. Which is undoubtedly true. However, in my opinion, missin...

In forum Project Management Process and Medical Device Development

6 years ago
RE: Challenges PM face

A challenge I often notice PM's have to face is being able to follow along with the details each team member shares during meetings. Each team member spends a lot of their time and resources to provid...

In forum Project Management Process and Medical Device Development

6 years ago
RE: PM: Handling Team Issues

There are a number of things the PM can and cannot do when it comes to dealing with team members that have diverted their time and efforts away from the project. The obvious first course of action is ...

In forum Project Management Process and Medical Device Development

6 years ago
RE: Customer Inputs

Part of a workflow our company supports involves scanning in a jaw model of a patient so that a dental restoration can be designed and milled. One step in the scanning workflow requires the customer t...

In forum Project Management Process and Medical Device Development

6 years ago
RE: Risk Management Selection

From what I've seen, there are several pros and cons of having the PM team responsible for managing risks of a project. Because the product managers should be familiar with all of the functions and pr...

In forum Project Management Process and Medical Device Development

6 years ago
RE: Points to look for while out sourcing

I would think there are many points to consider when selecting a vendor to outsource a specific aspect of a product. One of the most important factors I believe should be considered is the quality of ...

In forum Project Management Process and Medical Device Development

6 years ago
RE: Discussion Topic: State of your Organization

I currently work at Nobel Biocare Procera. We are a project-based organization. Because we primarily focus on developing innovative dental prosthetics and implants, as well as implementing them into v...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

6 years ago
RE: Difference

Of course this all varies depending on the nature of the company, I believe they're both more different than you're describing. Clinical Project Managers indeed are more focused on the clinical trials...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

6 years ago
RE: Determining project priority

This is a very interesting topic. Working at my company, I too have experienced project delays and cancelations due to multiple reasons. I think it is important to consider the finances when it comes ...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

6 years ago
RE: Initiating a Project Idea

Initiating a project idea is certainly a very challenging tasks. One must develop a well-defined scope that clearly defines the objectives of the project. In addition, determining the customer need an...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

6 years ago
RE: Interpersonal skills vs technical knowledge

I think the "system" is designed to prepare incoming engineers to effectively contribute to the industry early on. By emphasizing on technical skills, young engineers can somewhat integrate in a rathe...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

6 years ago
RE: Project Manager Skills

Working on multiple development projects with different project managers, I've come to take note of the various skills an effective PM needs to drive a project. One important skill I've come to realiz...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

6 years ago
RE: Should Interpersonal skills be more valuable than technical skills?

I believe this "ratio" strongly depends on the nature of the position the individual(s) will be applying to. I've met many coworkers of mine that have highly technical roles that have surprisingly wea...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

6 years ago
RE: Determining Spec

To start off, the specs that should be specified for a medical device should only be directly related to its functionality, as well as interaction with the user. Functions such as image accuracy and s...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

6 years ago
RE: Flaw in the design process

I believe, with the way the FDA enforces its regulations, improvements on the design process must improve. The FDA can only do so much to prevent companies from producing medical devices that may harm...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

6 years ago
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