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=Extreme Manufacturing Notes=
#Redirect [[Extreme Manufacturing]]
 
See [[Extreme Manufacturing]] and [[Scrum]]
 
*If design is separated from build, cost increases - with reference to [[Open Capitalist Platform]]. How to incorporate rapid delivery into Open Capitalist Platform.
*Assure integration via [[Contract-First Manufacturing]] (CFM)
**Example of excellent interface - [little bits - http://littlebits.cc/]
*Process: Breakdown -> CFM -> Test-Driven Manufacturing (TDM)
**TDM=Before any prototyping occurs, a test is defined to measure success of that prototyping
*MMF - Minimum Marketable Feature. Minimum definition required for beginning of development.
*Definition of Ready - definition of MMF. Ex. Replication of Wikispeed Car
*Definition of Done - Definition of project 'end' (constant evolution happens, so there is never an 'end' in open source development. Ex: 100mpg equivalent 2 passenger pelletized biomass-fueled Wikispeed car
 
==Meta==
*Process can be adabpted to all parts of development process for the Open Source Economy:
**Organizational infrastructure
**Advisory Board development
**Strategic Development
**Development of one of 50 technologies
**Factor e Farm development
***Land Stewardship
***Production
***Post-scarcity village development
**Global Collaboration Development
**Resource Development
**Recruiting
**Lean Platform Development
*Before project starts - stake holder defines MMF and recruits Scrum Master. For scalability, an Organization is set up to facilitate a generalized XM platform - an organization for open hardware as Wikimedia Foundation is to open knowledge.
*XM can be applied at the level of: (1), a product; (2), one of its components; (3) the organization; or (4), parts of the organiziation.
*All steps of XM development process can occur simultaneously - delivering unprecedented development velocity. See [[Rugby approach: development overlaps across several stages of development]].
*Under Resource Expandability Scenario (volunteer contributions), projects can be starter as soon as ''Definition of Ready'' and ''Definition of Done'' is provided.
**If development effort is not based on voluntary contributions, then a budgeting procedure must be included.
==Quality Control==
When volunteer effort is present, an internal quality control mechanism exists: people spend their own energy, so they are accountable to themselves for achieves results. This situation is different if the project provides funding - "or opens up its wallet and shuts its mouth" to provide full autonomy to the team.
 
To address quality control in an externally-funded (external to the resources of the development team itself), we propose [[XM Review]] conducted by the Scrum Master.
 
=Diagram=
 
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=Platform and Steps=
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*Steps
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