AI does not replace systems engineering: it shifts the work
In this video interview, Prof. Dr. Thomas Meenken explains how Artificial Intelligence is transforming Systems Engineering.
Keynote Martin Eigner: Developing mechanics, electronics and software together
In this keynote speech, Martin Eigner shows how software, systems and services are changing product development.
Ameru Smart Bin: From idea to physical product in record time
Case studies are essential to understand how Product Velocity works in practice. This library will grow over time.
The Velocity Loop: A DevOps-inspired model for physical products
The Velocity Loop is a DevOps-inspired model for cyber-physical products that supports Product Velocity.
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The Model as Code Paradigm: An Interview with Juozas Vaicenavicius of Sensmetry
In this interview, Juozas Vaicenavičius (Sensmetry) explains how SysIDE implements the "Model as Code" paradigm, and why MBSE needs openness.
Dalus, SysML v2 and the real benefits of MBSE: Interview with Sebastian Völkl
In this interview, Sebastian Völkl explains why he founded Dalus and how MBSE and SysML v2 bring real benefits.
6 Measures for agile, model-based product development
Agile, model-based product development is essential for survival in today's competitive environment - This article highlights 6 strategic measures.
Joachim Pfeffer: Techniques for agile product development
The second part of the interview with Joachim Pfeffer deals with techniques such as VSM, architecture, roadmaps and more.
An agile Christmas miracle
What happens when Christmas is planned with systems engineering and how agility saves Christmas.
Digital disruption at ReConf 2025: my personal contribution and outlook
ReConf 2025 is all about digital disruption. I will be there with a presentation on AI in requirements engineering.
When is it time for a new architecture?
Companies should regularly improve the design, but only improve the architecture if there is a business case.
SE-Trends wishes you a successful 2024
In these days "between the years", very few of you will be dealing with systems engineering (me neither!). So first things first: I wish you all a few quiet days with the people who are important to you. Don't forget: I will be donating on behalf of SE-Trends again this year. For...
