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Asking questions is important - after all, we can't read minds! Asking questions is also an important tool when eliciting requirements. In this article, I will discuss how asking questions can be implemented in practice. One way to ask questions is through surveys. I have often carried out surveys and also published them here, such as...
Neil Maiden is Professor of Digital Creativity in the Faculty of Management at Cass Business School, and co-founder of the Centre for Creativity in Professional Practice at City, University of London. He conducts interdisciplinary research in software engineering, creative sciences and integrated health and social sciences. At ReConf 2017, he gave a presentation on creative thinking in...
I have already written about MBSE several times in this blog, and most readers are probably aware that this refers to Model Based Systems Engineering. And I'm sure many readers also have a rough idea of what it means. Nevertheless, there are many ambiguities and misunderstandings. For example, that MBSE is also possible without SysML, or that MBSE...
Long-term care is particularly problematic in aviation, where a product has to be maintained for up to 100 years: Century support!
Modeling has long since found its way into systems engineering. But there are different terms for this. In particular, you often come across MBSE (Model Based Systems Engineering) and MDSE (Model Driven Systems Engineering)? I would like to clarify the differences below. And while we're at it: Of course, models can also be used to tackle other topics, such as architecture (MDA) or...
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...
The word "safety" has two meanings in systems engineering. The first is operational safety (or functional safety), which means that no damage - whether physical, financial or otherwise - is caused by the operation of the system. Classic elements of functional safety are emergency stop switches or devices that prevent the operation of a device in the event of...
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.
The numbers 1, 3, and 7 reflect important heuristics that play an almost magical role in systems engineering.
System modeling is a powerful tool that can be used to improve many aspects of systems engineering, from traceability to change management to test case generation. But there is also a dark side to modeling: it can quickly become an end in itself without clearly defined modeling goals. Chaotic, hard-to-read models can cause more problems than...
We live in incredibly fast-moving times. How can we ensure that today's hot product isn't completely outdated the next day? There are plenty of examples of this: tablets and 3D televisions are already on the wane again. Who knows if VR glasses and 3D printers won't be out tomorrow? As a developer...
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