This blog post is promoted by a LinkedIn post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alindenthal_engineers-give-up-plm-plm-systems-have-activity-7337209561826660352-Yi2X/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAJVUn4BzjTVfTnHgKx3zQWTPI5tYcYTiCM What Is an Ideal PLM System Supposed to Do? An ideal Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) system is designed to serve as the digital backbone for managing a product’s entire lifecycle—from concept and design through manufacturing, service, and end-of-life. At its core, a PLM system should: […]

This blog post is promoted by a LinkedIn post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alindenthal_engineers-give-up-plm-plm-systems-have-activity-7337209561826660352-Yi2X/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAJVUn4BzjTVfTnHgKx3zQWTPI5tYcYTiCM Engineers Give Up on PLM Systems – Lessons from Jon M. Quigley’s Work Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems are intended to streamline product development, enhance traceability, and ensure quality. Yet, as Jon M. Quigley, renowned author, engineer, and project management expert, has observed throughout his […]

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 […]

Written with Perplexity – also found at https://www.perplexity.ai/search/write-a-responser-to-the-post-aOnmPGV4SoeB_AawG1JTJQ#0 The post from Robert Fey: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/robert-fey-78178b154_automotivetesting-requirementsengineering-activity-7330094926694662144-Wsy4/ My Thoughts – From Me In general, we should not think of product verification and validation efforts dogmatically. We are well advised to think in terms of principles. Everything is context-dependent, the degree of diligence commensurate with the associated risk.  We […]

Understanding Metrics Masking Failure in Automotive Projects In the automotive industry, project metrics are essential for tracking progress, ensuring safety, and delivering quality products. However, as Jon M. Quigley emphasizes, metrics alone do not guarantee project success, especially when they confirm what stakeholders already want to believe rather than reveal the actual state of a […]

By Jon M. Quigley This post is in response to the link below. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lukastimm_nobody-needs-a-requirements-engineer-nobody-activity-7330245962235269125–3RC/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAAJVUn4BzjTVfTnHgKx3zQWTPI5tYcYTiCM The Power of Testability in Full-Stack Product Engineering As Lukas Timm highlighted, the evolving landscape of automotive software development calls for a shift from siloed roles to empowered product engineers. Yet, in the drive for speed and ownership, the principle of […]

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 […]

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 […]