SCRUM Breakfast September (Zürich)

Applied Scrum in a MedTech Project, by Peter Rey

Wednesday, 2 September 2009
Doors open 08.00 - 10.50, Presentation 08.35 - 09.50

namics ag
Konradstrasse 12, 8005 Zurich

or Remote as Webinar

The talk will be held in English.

A common prejudice about agile software development is that agility is incompatible with demanding or highly regulated environments. bbv recently used Scrum to complete a project in which compliance with US FDA (Food and Drug Administration) regulatory requirements was mandatory. In this talk for project managers, developers, and ScrumMasters, Peter Rey, Lead Software Designer and Scrum Master at bbv will present his experiences from the trenches. What challenges did they face in this strict regulatory environment and how did they solve the problems as a Scrum Team? In particular, he will look at:

Prerequisites for the project
Mapping Requirements to the Product Backlog
Tools
Generating Documents for Regulatory Compliance

Agenda

08:00	Doors Open, Coffee and Registration
08:35	Presentation and Discussion
09:50	Networking and information discussion
10:50	End

The monthly meeting of the Lean Agile Scrum Group will be held from 11.00 to 12.00. Interested people are welcome to join us.

Speaker

Peter Rey started his education with an apprenticeship as a toolmaker, then a degree in mechanical engineering (Dipl. Masch. Ing. HTL), 3 years working experience at a Boeing vendor in the U.S., executive master in business information technology (NDS-WI), software development for turbine blade manufacturing CAD/CAM and responsible for worldwide deployment & training at all Alstom Blade Manufacturing Plants.