Hybrid Development Methodology in a Regulated World

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In a regulated industry, collaboration can be vital to building quality products that meet compliance. But when an Agile team and a Waterfall team need to work together, it can feel like mixing oil with water. If you're used to Agile methods, Waterfall can feel slow and unresponsive. From a Waterfall perspective, pure Agile may lack accountability and direction. Misaligned teams can slow progress, and expose your development to mistakes that undermine compliance. It's possible to create the best of both worlds so your teams can operate together harmoniously. This is how to develop products quickly, and still make regulators happy. Join ALM Solutions Engineer Tom Totenberg in this webinar to learn how teams can: - Operate efficiently with differing methodologies. - Glean best practices for their tailored hybrid. - Work together in a single environment. Watch the webinar, and when you're ready for a tool to help you with the hybrid, know that you can try Helix ALM for free.

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Hybrid Development in a Regulated World
TOM TOTENBERG, PERFORCE | MARCH 12, 2020

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Tom Totenberg
Senior Solutions Engineer
Tom is a Senior Solutions Engineer for Helix ALM. He specializes in
best practices and product lifecycle management for regulated
organizations. As an expert in workflow dynamics, Tom is
committed to helping customers eliminate operational inefficiency.
Presenter

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What is Hybrid Development?
Speed and Accountability
The Traceability Problem
Best Practice Recommendations
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Hybrid Development in a Regulated World

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• Flexible, iterative approach to development.
• Early delivery, ongoing testing and improvement.
Development Methodologies
• Linear progression through well-defined phases.
• Structured, scheduled milestones to track progress.
Requirements
Design
Implementation
Verification
Maintenance
Waterfall Agile

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Development Methodologies
Hybrid Development = Combination of Approaches
Requirements Design Implementation Verification Maintenance
Disclaimer: I am oversimplifying 

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Speed and Accountability
• Linear progression through well-defined phases.
• Structured, scheduled milestones to track progress.
• Flexible, iterative approach to development.
• Early delivery, ongoing testing and improvement.
Requirements
Design
Implementation
Verification
Maintenance
Waterfall Agile

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• Lacks accountability.
• Unplanned and disorganized.
• Rigid and unable to adapt.
• Slow, uncommunicative experience for customers.
Speed and Accountability
• Linear progression through well-defined phases.
• Structured, scheduled milestones to track progress.
• Flexible, iterative approach to development.
• Early delivery, ongoing testing and improvement.
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Maintain long-term plan + enhance short-term efficiency
Other Models
SAFe V-Model RAD
The Goal:

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What are you building? Hardware Software Legos
Time to Change High Low Minimal
Time to Test High Low Instant
Pain if you step on it High None Extreme
What’s The Right Approach for Me?

“A delayed game is eventually good,
but a rushed game is forever bad.”
Shigeru Miyamoto
Creator of Super Mario Bros and The Legend of Zelda

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Business Analysts
Managers
QA
Developers
“Drop everything,
we’re getting audited!”
Hint: This should not happen
Traceability

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Traceability

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Start Small. Grow Over Time.

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• Make a change management loop.
• Ensure only the correct security groups can perform those actions.
Workflow Enforcement

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• Tie e-signatures to workflow events.
• Tools > Administration > Workflow > Events > Edit Event
Capture Electronic Signatures

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