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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.
Last week there was a summary of systems.camp Nord 2017 in Hamburg. This week there are now the results. This year, the tradition of summarizing the results of the sessions on a flipchart was continued. Below you can find their screenshots. These are mainly an aid to memory and should help the participants to visualize themselves in the...
Last Thursday, the systems.camp Nord 2017 took place in Hamburg. Like last year, oose kindly provided the campus again. This year, there were three tracks filled with a good mix of systems engineering topics. If you enjoy the barcamp format, you might also like the Modeling Craftsmanship Camp on 18.11....
In 2017, Dr. Michael Jastram gave two presentations on Jama Software in Berlin: on agile development and on Medini integration.
Summer is irrevocably coming to an end: the e-mail boxes that were full during the vacation period are being processed, children are going back to school and offices are filling up again. To kick things off, here are a few event announcements, some of which I am involved in myself in one way or another. But first things first: the GfSE's systems.camp Nord in...
At the risk of being lost in the summer slump: Like last year, systems.camp Nord, the GfSE's barcamp on systems engineering, will take place again this year on Saturday, October 7, also at oose, just like last year. Registration is now open: Register now and take advantage of the early bird discount. >>
Further training is a must in many professions, and even more so in technical professions. There are many forms of further training: Reading books, attending courses, doing learning projects - and of course attending conferences, or even better, presenting at conferences. There is a wide range of opportunities for systems engineers, and the following is a list of conferences, without claiming to be exhaustive. Missing...
The Systems Engineering Day 2016 has already been reported on here several times. This time, the results of a participant survey on the topic of "complexity" are published in a guest article. The survey was conducted by Odego, a Hamburg-based company that specializes in modularity and variant management. In the following, Dr. Sandra Eilmus, Managing Director of Odego, describes where the costs...
Readers of this blog have long known that barcamps are a conference format that has gained enormous popularity in recent years - and not without reason: at a barcamp, every participant can ensure that their topic is examined in detail by a group of experienced practitioners. The prize: being just as willing to share your...
The concept of extreme manufacturing developed by Joe Justice makes it possible to drastically reduce the duration of iteration loops.
For readers of SE-Trends there is a 5% discount on the Munich Open Space 2018 on February 22/23 with discount code se-trends-5 Registration >> (discount does not apply to GfSE systems.camp on February 24, 2018) Barcamps and similar events have been around for a long time - but last year it felt like there was a boom, with many topics related to systems engineering, such as...
I have already reported on the Modeling Craftsmanship Camp 2016. There was also a live modeling session at the event, which was also well received. The Enterprise Architect tool from Sparx was used. However, the question arose: What other modeling tools are out there, and which one is "the best" (which would certainly need to be qualified with the application scenario)?...
The guest article about the SE Stammtisch Berlin was written by Niels Krüger. In search of "Where are other like-minded people around the topic of "Systems Engineering" in Berlin? - Aren't there other people here in and around Berlin with a similar need to exchange professional interests?" We (Christian Gothe and Niels Krüger) asked ourselves this question...
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