200 Updates a Year: How Chinese OEMs Are Streamlining Their Architecture
The software's design and a supply chain within a four-hour radius explain the pace at which Chinese OEMs operate.
Product Velocity is a new approach that enables companies to learn faster, make decisions more quickly, and deliver results.
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The software's design and a supply chain within a four-hour radius explain the pace at which Chinese OEMs operate.

If you ignore the physics when calling a function during development, you won't discover errors until integration.

In this guest post, Hendrik Dahmke examines Product Velocity from the perspective of a systems engineer.

„Kessler Seven“ is a science fiction story that tells how Product Velocity saves ten thousand lives.

Product Velocity can also be applied to topics outside of product development, such as housing in Germany.

It's not the engineers who make the difference between slow and fast companies—the process model is the bottleneck!

Tim Weilkiens describes the situation in engineering, with the explosion of complexity and other areas, as a perfect storm.

The Anti-Pattern Finder allows users to identify a Product Velocity problem in two minutes.

The theory behind Product Velocity can be expressed with mathematics and optimizes the reduction of uncertainty with four variables.

In this keynote speech, Martin Eigner shows how software, systems and services are changing product development.

In this episode of the Heldengeschichten podcast, Thomas Löbel talks to Michael Jastram about engineering in Germany.

There is now also an Expansion Pack for the Scrum Guide, which is relevant for Systems Engineering and Product Velocity.
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