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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.
Next week the Modern RE will take place in Berlin. I'm looking forward to seeing many old and new faces there: At my presentation of a case study on agile requirements management, or just for fun. But what distinguishes modern requirements engineering from traditional requirements engineering? There are three pillars that I will be presenting today.
I am pleased to publish for the second time a guest article by Michael Schäfer, who already reported on Capella and ARCADIA last year. In the following, he reports on the expected trends regarding Capella, an open source platform for system development.
The systems.camp is now an established GfSE event in Germany. The Rhine-Neckar region was added in 2019. This means there will be four systems.camps in Germany in 2019. Klaus Rödel, initiator of the Rhine-Neckar systems.camp, explains how this fourth camp came about and what happened at the systems.camp in Munich in February in...
Every year again - yesterday marked the end of the 18th ReConf in Munich, which has become the meeting place for people interested in RE in German-speaking countries. This year's theme was "Beyond RE", to which I contributed with two presentations and a workshop. Unfortunately, due to my professional commitments, I didn't have too much time to attend many of the...
It's that time again: Next week, ReConf will take place in Munich, the place where the German requirements community has been meeting for 17 years. I'll be there this year with a workshop and two talks, it's not too late to register. By the way: I have access to discount codes. If you are interested, please contact...
There is no question that a transformation is taking place in product development: New technologies are making new products possible and we are changing the way we think about established products, such as cars. But what trends are driving this transformation? Below I describe six trends based on Jean-Marc Chery's keynote speech, which he gave at the...
It is becoming increasingly difficult to deal with change as we are confronted with more and more change. We therefore need a new paradigm for dealing with change. I recently presented the idea of a toolbox for dealing with change. Of course, dealing with change is nothing new, and many organizations have established processes to...
The world of systems engineering has been changing for a while now. Change will accelerate even further in 2019 and will be one of the dominant themes we encounter on many levels: From the transformation of entire organizations, to a better way of dealing with change. Among other things, change is being driven by the exponentially increasing complexity...
You can already read a summary of systems.camp Nord 2018 here. But as in previous years, the moderators of the individual sessions recorded their results on flipcharts. These may sometimes be a little cryptic for outsiders. However, for those who were at the event, this is a good thought-provoking tool to help you visualize the discussions in...
Acceleration in product development is a real challenge for systems engineering. Traditionally, stability has been emphasized there, not agility. However, increasing complexity and tougher competition make it vital to be able to handle change well. This was recognized as early as 2001 when the agile manifesto for software development was drawn up, and...
Fewer than 4% devices had Embedded Security in 2018; by 2035, we will have 1 trillion connected devices.
The systems.camp is now an established GfSE event in Germany and takes place three times a year in different regions in Germany. Last Saturday, systems.camp Nord took place in Hamburg, the last systems.camp of the year. Below is an overview of the event and what we learned from it.
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