Whether you’re a startup founder, engineer, or product designer, this session will provide valuable takeaways on how to leverage DFM to turn great ideas into commercially viable products efficiently and cost-effectively.
This session will explore key Design for Manufacturability (DFM) principles and their critical role in optimizing product design for real-world production. Attendees will gain insights into how implementing DFM early in the development process can significantly reduce costs, shorten time to market, and prevent costly design revisions.
We will discuss essential DFM factors, common pitfalls to avoid, and strategies for balancing innovation with practical manufacturing considerations—particularly for small-scale launches and future scalability. Additionally, we’ll highlight the importance of collaborating with manufacturers to gather input that refines designs for efficient production. Lastly, we’ll cover how to proactively identify and mitigate manufacturing risks before they escalate into costly obstacles.
Atul is a seasoned professional and a global leader with over 20 years of technical and management experience with Fortune 500 companies in Software Services, Semiconductors, and Medical Device Industries. An expert in engineering, project management, product development, software development, people management, manufacturing operations, and corporate functions. Along with exceptional understanding of medical device product development phases and project management from concept to launch, with experience in collaborating with customers, suppliers, management, and internal/external cross-functional teams. In addition to deep knowledge of the GxP, GAMP, FDA, ISO, and IEC standards and regulations that ensure quality, safety, and compliance in product development, design transfer, and manufacturing transfer. He is a Six Sigma Green Belt certified professional, with applied data-driven and customer-focused methodologies to drive process improvement, cost savings, business transformation, and revenue generation outcomes.
Tuesday, February 25, 2025
09:00 AM - 10:00 AM PT
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