After a year of development and much learning, the JavaBrew team has completed their agile project for a new smart coffee maker. In this chapter, we review the results of their effort and conduct a post-mortem of their Modified Agile for Hardware Development experience. Did the team truly go MAHD? What worked and what didn’t? Find out now.
This is the final step in our Step-by-Step series on going MAHD.
In this blog, we asked ChatGPT to compare Joe Justice’s agile approach based on his experiences with Tesla vs. the MAHD Framework’s approach using this prompt:
“Compare the advantages and disadvantages of joe justice agile vs the MAHD Framework”
The Agile Manifesto for Software only needs minor changes to work for Hardware-based solutions. The primary differences are 1) hardware iterations cannot always “working” product to show progress and 2) while “individual” success is important in both software and software, it’s the collaboration of disciplines and teams that ultimately drive success for hardware solutions. Download the Agile Manifesto: HW Vs. SW to see how they compare along with the Five Pillars for MAHD Success.
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