Healthcare
Agile development has evolved into a critical methodology even for industries where the economic or human cost of errors is unacceptably high, such as developing software for medical devices. Today, Agile software development methods have proven their worth in regulated environments, delivering verification and validation with high traceability.
- Better understand user needs by lessening the dependencies on abstract, document-oriented milestones
- Reduce defects by using working code as the basis for feedback and decision-making
- Leverage verification and validation activities and artifacts supporting the need to ensure the system works only and exactly as intended
- Use traceability mechanisms to demonstrate these facts to other stakeholders, including regulatory bodies
At a very fundamental level, going to Agile is so rewarding to the team because the collaboration and the work they do together ultimately creates a better product. The outcome of that is that the team feels very engaged and very fulfilled as they do product development that way.
Troy Bailey
VP of Development
McKesson
In addition to the fact that there is a high level of synchronicity between our two companies, I also felt that Rally offered the best solution on the market. We were impressed with their SaaS model because it would allow us to focus on our core competency, rather than trying to create some sort of Agile tracking and reporting method ourselves.
Eric Cussen
Project Manager
Pinnacol Assurance
The EMR market is quickly changing, and Rally is helping us manage and prioritize our enormous backlogs. With Rally, we can adapt and remain Agile, which is truly what we have to do to remain competitive in this market.
John McInnes
VP of Technology
Wolf Medical Systems
