Posted by: @smk45 While watching this week’s lecture on design control, I tried to figure out the main difference between Design Verification and Design Validation. Both are used to make sure that the design outputs align with the design inputs….   Read more»

Posted by: @smk45 While watching this week’s lecture on design control, I tried to figure out the main difference between Design Verification and Design Validation. Both are used to make sure that the design outputs align with the design inputs….   Read more»

Posted by: @smk45 I came across an article online that highlights 4 reasons why a company’s risk management approach may be wrong. It was an interesting read and indicates the following as major errors: 1. Risk management and design controls…   Read more»

@smk45 summed it up well. Having a good understanding of projects priority will likely impact the success of the project and overall team response.  It is important for project managers to communicate urgent tasks and ensure that the entire team…   Read more»

Posted by: @smk45 This week’s lecture describes that there are 3 different organizational structures: functional, projectized, and matrix organizations. Each organizational structure greatly impacts the way the company manages projects and how employees work. What do you think are some…   Read more»

Posted by: @smk45 While watching this week’s lecture on design control, I tried to figure out the main difference between Design Verification and Design Validation. Both are used to make sure that the design outputs align with the design inputs….   Read more»

I agree that #4 “Risk management is not a lifecycle process” and that it is a mistake to think that once the development process is completed that the risk management documentation ends. I agree with @smk45 that it should be…   Read more»