The Phoenix Project in Orbit: Kessler Seven
„Kessler Seven“ is a science fiction story that tells how Product Velocity saves ten thousand lives.
Germany doesn't have a housing problem. Germany has a flow problem.
Product Velocity can also be applied to topics outside of product development, such as housing in Germany.
Ameru Smart Bin: From idea to physical product in record time
Case studies are essential to understand how Product Velocity works in practice. This library will grow over time.
When is SysML correct and when is it not?
An exchange of blows between Juozas Vaicenavičius and Andrius Armonas falls short; the question of correct SysML v2 is far more complex.
Why interface specifications must be accessible
Good and precise interface specifications can drastically reduce integration problems by bringing stakeholders on board.
SeaLion case study: Satellite development with Docs-as-Code
The SeaLion project developed a CubeSat with docs-as-code: Artifacts are stored in gitHub in YAML notation.
Selecting the right architecture: By hand or by simulation
Selecting the right architecture is an important task in systems engineering, which simulation can partially automate.
Zero Trust Security: What if the ESP32 really had a backdoor
Zero Trust Security guarantees security. This cannot prevent hardware backdoors, but it can limit the damage.
Accelerate change management with AI
One area of application for AI in product development that is often overlooked at present is change management
When is it time for a new architecture?
Companies should regularly improve the design, but only improve the architecture if there is a business case.
Case study: Agile with Continuous Delivery instead of SAFe
After frameworks like SAFe failed to deliver, Bryan Finster shows in this case study how Continuous Delivery has enabled agility.
Case study: How Bosch managed to drastically reduce FMEA workload with AbRA
Florian Beer from Bosch has developed the AbRA approach, which brings FuSi to life in architecture and makes FMEA workshops unnecessary.
