18 - 21 June 2024 | Online 
The Agile approach is no longer limited to software development and is successfully applied in hardware production. Learn how to apply Scrum, Lean, and eXtreme Manufacturing practices to hardware development, both in the design process and mass production.
The training is conducted by the founder of WikiSpeed - the first manufacturer of a car developed iteratively. The course is based on examples from international companies in fields such as automotive, aviation, electronics, and material processing.
product backlog management, contracts, collaboration with suppliers, progress tracking, estimation of effort and business value, selection of testing and production tools, supply chain management.
Joe's Extreme Manufacturing Workshop is a great experience - I've participated in this event and Joe is an energetic inspiring coach for Agile techniques.
Joe's passion, energy and expertise at teaching Scum prompted me to experiment with it on my team after the first time I met him almost 5 years ago.
I recommend Joe as a person to highly motivate, inspire, and lift your spirits. It was pure joy to meet Joe!
Joe is the founder of Wikispeed, the first company to fully iteratively develop a car. As an Agile Coach and Certified Scrum Trainer he supports international companies in changing their approach to hardware development. He has worked with the top military and defense contractors, ultra-lightweight structures, autonomous and smart road technologies. Joe is a creator of the Extreme Manufacturing and Scrum @ Hardware methods. Speaker at TEDx, he was a guest speaker at MIT, Oxford University, and international companies such as Google, Microsoft and HP Labs. Joe's work has been featured in Forbes, Harvard Business Review, CNN Money, the Discovery Channel, and others.
18 - 21 June 2024 | Online 
