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Do These Sound Familiar?​ 

Evolve Engineering Space

Software uses an Agile design process, hardware does not. What can I do to better integrate them?

Understand Requirements

Hardware designers can’t see how Agile methods fit their needs.

Design Task Plan

Products are late to market and over budget. Can integrating Agile methods improve our results?

Bringing Agile Methods to Hardware and System Design.

What Does Ullman Do?

Who is David G. Ullman?

Recent Successes

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Consultation & Advisory Services

Guiding managers in modern design processes for optimal project success.

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Agile Integration for Design Teams

Helping mechanical design teams adopt Agile methodologies.

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Design Process
Assessments

Identifying and bridging the gap between your current process and the ideal state.

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On-Site and Remote
Training

Delivering tailored training programs for engineers and managers.

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Training with Measurable Results

Ensuring long-term impact with training that delivers measurable ROI.

Free Consultation

Optical Aiming Systems Manufacturer
Helped align software and mechanical teams by providing Agile training and ongoing consultation, improving their ability to bring new products to market on time.

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Instrumentation Manufacturer

Assessed and trained teams on Agile/Scrum methods for developing mechatronic devices, with follow-up training at a second site.

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Electric Motor Manufacturer

Improved product development for a European group by assessing and training on modern design tools over a week-long engagement.

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Electronics Market Leader

Conducted interviews to address delays in new product introductions, leading to the creation of new tools and the adoption of Lean and Agile design methods.

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Scrum for Hardware Design
Making Robust Decisions
Best Practices
MDP Case Studies
Mechanical Design Process

Coming 2025

Author of:

David G. Ullman

David G. Ullman holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from The Ohio State University and an MS in Aerospace Systems from the University of Cincinnati. He is a Professor Emeritus in Mechanical Design at Oregon State University and a Life Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). As the founder of the ASME Design Theory and Methodology committee, he has been a key figure in advancing design processes. Ullman has also founded two companies, holds eight utility patents, and has extensive experience as a product design manager.

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