Better team communication with glossaries: Overcoming the 5 biggest obstacles
Communication in a team is more important than ever. A glossary can help. Semiant is a tool that makes this possible.
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Communication in a team is more important than ever. A glossary can help. Semiant is a tool that makes this possible.

Word has long since gotten around that in systems engineering we should not just start writing. Instead, we should control the language. The vocabulary to be used is an important aspect that can be easily controlled. I recently came across a study that deals with precisely this topic, the effects of controlled vocabulary in systems engineering.

Glossaries are a tricky thing: on the one hand, everyone in the team is grateful when there is a well-maintained glossary. On the other hand, nobody wants to take on the work of creating it. The coordination process can also lead to disgruntlement and consume vast amounts of time. And even if there is a good glossary: There is a great danger that many...

A common language is important. Not every approach fits. Here are 5 ideas to get started with a suitable solution.

Even if AI - Artificial Intelligence - is a platitudinous term, AI is undoubtedly finding its way into systems engineering. AI is generally about the automation of intelligent behavior. The important keyword is "automation". AI enables a degree of automation that would not have been possible even five years ago. For requirements management, this means that...

An ontology is the structure of terms, their meaning and relationships. It ensures precision in product development.
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