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Welcome to MEQIFY Ola Wintzell
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We are pleased to welcome Ola Wintzell to MEQIFY. He has extensive experience in development work. Most recently, Ola comes from Modelon where he was Product Development Director. Ola attended his first Scrum Master training back in 2009 and he has continued to work agile since then in his various roles.

Welcome to MEQIFY Harald Krytinar
We are pleased to welcome Harald Krytinar to MEQIFY. He has broad experience from various industries. Most recently, Harald has worked with training and coaching in his own business. Harald has started an assignment at Tetra Pak where he has taken over from a MEQIFY colleague.

Stefan’s journey
My story of how i came to be ended up in Agile hardware at MEQIFY. Why could I not just be happy with the status quo?

Curious about agile?
MEQIFY is offering a Menu of services for our neighbours at Ideon. We want it to be easy to take advantage of well proven agile ways of working.
A special set of ‘Appetizers’ has been packaged for Ideon companies to book by simply clicking the link below. We have free seminars for Agile, Scrum for Hardware and Agile Enterprise.

Vi välkomnar Harri Tunturivuori till MEQIFY
Vi är glada att välkomna Harri Tunturivuori till MEQIFY. Hans uppdrag hos Volvo Cars startade bara en vecka efter hans onboarding hos oss. Vår onboarding förbättras hela tiden. Harri har nu varit med om att förbättra den så nästa medarbetare får en ännu bättre upplevelse.

Agile Exchange Lund 7 April
Den 7 april anordnar vi en ny träff för Agile Exchange Lund. Träffen följer riktlinjerna för Open Space Technology där deltagarna själva kan föreslå diskussionsämnen i 7 olika breakout spaces. Vi börjar 7:45 på morgonen för att ta en kopp kaffe och en macka medans vi sätter agendan innan vi börjar klockan 8:00.

Sven’s journey
This is Sven's story about his agile journey at Ericsson: There we were in 2006: hundreds of software engineers at Ericsson, entering unknown territory. We didn’t have any maps, but we had our battle cry: “Let’s run some projects!”, and an insatiable market. Our normal way of navigating couldn’t help us here. Instead, it was like our naïvety and unexperience actually facilitated a solution!

Scrum Guide 2020 vs 2017 Part 3: The Scrum Team (from a hardware perspective)
Since chapters has changed and been moved its hard to understand what has been updated. In this part we focus on the Scrum Team.We made this side by side comparion based on the 2020-version with their 2017 counterparts.

Scrum Guide 2020 vs 2017 Part 2: Empericism and Values (from a hardware perspective)
Evaluation of the new scrum guide from a hardware perspective. In this second post we will focus on how Emperisim an Values is explained in the updated guide. Coming articles will cover The Scrum Team, Events and Artifacts.

The Scrum guide 2020 vs 2017 comparison from a Hardware perspective
Since chapters has changed and been moved its hard to understand what has been updated. We made this side by side comparion based on the 2020-version with their 2017 counterparts.
We will in this series analyze how this impacts Hardware companies.

Scrum Guide 2020 vs 2017 Part 1: The Foundations (from a hardware perspective)
At MEQIFY we have long experience of applying Scrum and other agile frameworks outside of the pure software industry. We have developed specific expertise and good practices for usage of Scrum in Hardware. We are now co-authoring this series to give you our collective insights on the effect on manufacturing companies and Hardware design companies.