Perry K. Parendo

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Risk management - they make us do it, so we will do it last. Once everything else is done. Is this our best strategy for product development? Is there a benefit we are missing? If so, how can we make it happen? bit.ly/4bHc5nx

Our product development requires new technology. We put it in our schedule - "develop new thing." I sure hope it works! This is the typical way technology is implemented. There is a better way. bit.ly/4uYjIyQ

We all have bias in our decisions. What are some common ones? How can we do a little bit better? This short video gives a few tips on about 3 minutes. bit.ly/2FgJoiu

"Our requirements are what we will measure." Does this actually make sense in product development? That is the end goal, but may not make sense for bench testing - or testing to learn. This Design News article talks about what to measure. bit.ly/4mYTF6b

My clients know I am practical. But Monte Carlo analysis? How can that be practical? Listen to find out. Background provided first, then a couple of case studies. bit.ly/4v0GHsZ

Everyone wants innovation. What is it? How can we get it? This short video gives a quick perspective on the topic. bit.ly/1oFa6iz

Can Innovation make a come back? This article shares a conversation I had at a friend's birthday party - we quickly realized we were both project managers for new products! Do you agree with these questions posed? bit.ly/4oGYeD0

Complex and impactful decisions done poorly can mess up our business and our product development. This presentation provides a framework and a variety of tips for decisions. What benefit would this have for your organization? bit.ly/49bm70f

Data based decisions - it sounds good. But is it really what we should be doing? What about turning that data into knowledge. Then we can make our decisions. youtu.be/QAZGzLXOnVE

@bbaumann3bc @CoachHackGO I used it... but goal was to get the ball in the paint. Turnovers come back... forces bad passer to get better. Switch offense and defense at opposite end. Passing and cutting better after one day!

@CoachHackGO Use the same drill 4v4 or 5v5 trying to score by making a basket. Offense learns how to get open or get teammates open by screening. Will also do with the constraint that the defense must double the ball with 2 closest defenders. Also, great for conditioning.

My all-time favorite youth basketball game - “Ultimate Basketball” Kinda like football (or netball, people tell me)… no dribbling - pass, catch, pivot, cut On a turnover, possession changes and reverse court

Our March Design News article - every test tells a story. Are you listening? bit.ly/4v0l501

Found audio from our "Introducing Technology with Reduced Risk" presentation at MDM Midwest. In response to a prior year question. Sharing nuggets from what I found from research, plus what I experienced in my career. Check it out! bit.ly/4uYjIyQ

Will AI replace engineers? Read our Design News article on this topic and let us know your reaction. bit.ly/3Ls388L

Thinking I would enjoy chatting hoops with @dandakich some time! Maybe we will cross pathes...

Your offense is only as fast as its slowest decision-maker.

There’s nothing more dangerous in basketball than a group of players who care more about the name on the front of the jersey than the one on the back. Ego loses games. Selflessness wins championships.

Toughness is not: • Trash-talking an opponent • Arguing with the ref • Yelling after a made shot • Starting a fight • Arguing with your coach

Everyone wants to win championships, but here’s the truth: Not everyone is willing to do what it takes.