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The exchange with other systems engineers is essential and events provide the platform for this. After all, we should regularly think outside the box.
Like last year, the Day of Systems Engineering (TdSE) 2021 will only take place virtually this time. Even though we will all miss the personal exchange, this will at least lower the barriers to participation: no traveling, a reasonable price, especially for students. We have an acute shortage in Systems Engineering, so we are in urgent need of...
Save the Date: The next GfSE systems.camp will take place online on April 24, 2021. All further details in the following guest article from the GfSE systems.camp organization team.
In a 2020 survey, Cameo came out as the most popular SysML tool, with 40% of mentions. Open Source was far behind.
The Day of Systems Engineering (TdSE), the annual event of the Society for Systems Engineering (GfSE), began yesterday. This year, the conference is taking place online due to corona. Even if this poses major organizational challenges for the organizers, it still makes the conference a good deal more accessible. On the one hand, it makes traveling unnecessary, and on the other hand, tickets are...
Yesterday, on September 2, 2020, the Prostep ivip Symposium took place, one of the first conferences I have attended since Covid-19. Of course, I attended virtually. As always, there were many exciting and inspiring presentations. I would like to give a brief impression of the event and will summarize an interesting presentation by Peter Gerber for SE-Trends, "Collaborative...
Yesterday, on June 17, 2020, I gave a talk entitled "Pragmatic Systems Engineering through Modeling" as part of the GfSE webinar series. I captured the pragmatism in the form of 7 tips, which are summarized here for those who missed the webinar.
Conference organizers are currently in the doldrums: Since Corona, several conferences of interest to systems engineers have been cancelled. Hopefully they will resume in the fall, but certainly with restrictions. There are various ways to quench your thirst for knowledge in the meantime. Today I would like to draw your attention to the GfSE workshops, one of which I will be attending myself soon.
ReConf is one of the best-known conferences in Germany on the subject of requirements management, which is an important part of systems engineering. Once again this year, I will be attending ReConf not only as a participant but also as a lecturer with several contributions.
Many readers are familiar with systems.camp, which is now in its seventh year after the first event took place in summer 2013. Since then, it has grown continuously. There are many reasons to attend a systems.camp. This guest article lists the most important ones:
At the end of the year, Carsten Pitz comments on the state of affairs in the SE community. Is the SE community really as closed as Carsten makes it out to be? Feel free to discuss in the comments! The article is a little provocative, but still fits in well with the festive season.
Prof. Olivier de Weck formally captures complexity and describes this in the 1st law of systems engineering
Mathias "Hias" Wrba gave a keynote on the topic of MVP - Minimum Viable Product - on the 2nd day of Modern RE in Munich. The keynote was very entertaining and I took a lot away with me. However, the most important point for me had nothing to do with MVP. Instead, he made an inspiring suggestion, namely that when requirements...
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