My thoughts on this LinkedIn post Judging a process by its outcomes in organizations, teams, and even personal projects is common. When things go awry, the immediate instinct is often to blame the process itself. However, this overlooks a crucial distinction: a well-designed process can still yield poor results if executed improperly. Consider a […]

Baja SAE Carolina Showcases the Future of Off-Road Innovation Introduction Vehicles have always required some engineering. I am glad about that, as my career in vehicle development has been mentally engaging and motivating. I have other engineering colleagues who are similarly motivated, such as my friend who owns Raptor Performance.  We have worked together on […]

Role of Project Management in Product Development Project management in product development is the backbone of innovation and market success. In today’s fast-paced industries, organizations must modernize their development processes to stay competitive, adapt to change, and deliver value quickly. Jon M. Quigley, a recognized leader with decades of experience and multiple industry awards, has […]

By Jon M. Quigley From Robert Fey’s post on LinkedIn. Response:    Delayed SOP Is Just the Tip—Systemic Blindness Runs Deep When a delayed SOP (Start of Production) surfaces, it’s tempting to blame test quality or last-minute execution. These are failure points for sure. However, it can also be uncontrolled scope changes, poor configuration, poor […]

Jon M Quigley The Critical Role of Project Management in Product Development Project management in product development is the backbone of innovation and market success. In today’s fast-paced industries, organizations must modernize their development processes to stay competitive, adapt to change, and deliver value quickly. Jon M. Quigley, a recognized leader with decades of experience […]

The Adam Sandler of Product Development I like Adam Sandler movies. My first introduction to him was the Chanukah song on a camping trip in remote British Columbia in the late 1990s. My favorite movie of his is probably The Waterboy, or maybe The Wedding Singer. I stop and watch whenever I come across either […]

Sharing Knowledge Freely- And Knowing When to Charge By Jon M. Quigley As someone passionate about my field, I often share technical insights and advice, sometimes without expecting anything in return. My family occasionally worries that I give away too much for free.  Recently, I discussed AI and its applicability within the product development context […]

Of Tariffs and Testing. Jon M Quigley Headwinds or Opportunities? Join the Conversation on the Future of Automotive Testing in Europe You may have noticed that I have started writing for Automotive Testing Technology International, thank you very much Rachel Evans.  We are exploring topics to the upcoming event, specifically tariffs on testing.  There are […]

The image is clickable and will take you to the book offer at the store. Introduction to the 5 P’s of Risk Management™ Risk management is a cornerstone of successful project execution and organizational resilience. A structured approach to risk management mitigates potential setbacks and enhances decision-making and resource allocation. The 5 P’s of Risk […]

By Jon M Quigley Introduction I recently taught a FPM 513 – IT Infrastructure and Architectural Design.  I so enjoy teaching when the class, by and large, is engaged.  This led to my thinking on vehicle architecture (electrical/electronic). In automotive development, infrastructure, and architectural design are essential to ensure that vehicle systems are robust, efficient, […]