Jim Damato And Ebele Okochar - Industrialization Driven Development (IDD)

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What if construction could move at the speed of manufacturing? How do you cut delays by rethinking design from the assembly line backward? In this session, Jim Damato and Ebele Okochar explore Industrialization Driven Development (IDD) to help you align design, suppliers, and regulators for faster, predictable delivery.

Key Takeaways

  • Design from assembly to accelerate delivery
  • Use IDD to reduce delays and rework
  • Integrate suppliers and regulators early for flow

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Parting Word of Advice

"If you want speed, stop optimizing parts—optimize the whole system starting from how the product is built."

Speakers Bios

Jim Damato is a Transformation Lead at Eliassen Group, helping organizations diagnose challenges, improve operations, and deliver measurable results. With 30 years of experience, he guides initiatives from strategy to execution across hardware, biopharma, and technology environments, specializing in agile practices, product leadership, and data-driven decision making and improvement outcomes.

Connect with Jim Damato on LinkedIn.

Ebele is a program and portfolio leader who helps organizations deliver what matters with less waste, greater predictability, and alignment. Rising from hands-on delivery problem solving to Agile coaching and PMO transformation, Ebele improves throughput, accelerates time to market, and enables teams to ship value through data-informed, scalable execution practices.

Connect with Ebele Okochar on LinkedIn.

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