Introduction to Prototype Wire Harnesses in Vehicle Development Creating and testing a wire harness prototype is a critical step in vehicle development. The wire harness is the vehicle’s circulatory system, delivering power and signals to all electrical components. When wire harness issues arise, they can disrupt vehicle functionality and compromise safety. Testing a wire harness […]

November 5, 2024

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Part II Advice Not Taken Here is a link to Part I   The Goal Besides setting my mind in a better place, this is my way of taking my brother’s advice, albeit retroactively; my goal is to share this experience with others.  I am a bit of a driven person who is mission-focused. My […]

The Rise of Software-Defined Vehicles The automotive industry is transforming, with Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) driving this new era of mobility. SDVs represent a shift from hardware-centric vehicles to vehicles where software plays a central role in controlling everything from navigation and entertainment to critical safety systems. This is not just a buzzword thing, but neither […]

Creating a PMO (Project Management Office) is often seen as a strategic endeavor to streamline organizational project management practices. However, adopting a dogmatic approach to this process can lead to rigidity and inefficiency. In this post, we explore why flexibility and adaptability are crucial in creating a PMO and outline the steps to set up […]

Thinking about what can go wrong in the project and how to respond (risk register) is so that we know what to do when the event happens. From experience, the quickness of the response to an emerging event often reduces the risk impact on the project.  Ideally, we will have generated a list of the […]

Unveiling the Metrics Behind Achievement Jon M Quigley In the dynamic landscape of project management, success hinges not only on effective planning and execution but also on accurately measuring progress (metrics) and outcomes. Project metrics serve as the compass guiding teams through the complexities of project delivery, offering valuable insights into performance, efficiency, and overall […]

A Song As I wrote this, I kept getting that song by Barenaked Ladies, One Week, going through my head. I have been working on the bassline for that song. My kid introduced the song to me some years back and just recently I thought about learning it. I’m very close. Estimating I have a […]

The Product Development Hike. You won’t read far in product development, where product road map analogy (or actuality) is brought up. Recently, I saw a tweet (is it still called tweet, or is it an X) from @CGLambdin. I wish I had captured the tweet for posting here, but I recall it was about the […]

Once Upon a Time I worked while I was acquiring my undergraduate engineering degree, hell, I worked while getting all three of my degrees. My undergraduate was especially interesting, in that I did not have a mass of skills so my work was not a high-paying gig.  I am grateful for the job, but there […]

Risk Management from Front and Back Recently I spoke at a Metrolina PMI Chapter on Risk Management. If we have been managing projects, we know that risk management is significant to ensuring project success. Risk management starts from the very beginning of the project, the scope, and our strategy selection will all impact the risks […]