Spec-Driven Development for Software. Coming Soon to Hardware, Too?
In Spec-Driven Development (SDD), the software code is a derived artifact. The idea is not new, but it has been revitalized by AI.
First, we need the problem, not the solution.
Problems must be understood before solutions to avoid unnecessary complexity and find the optimal solution.
Valispace reloaded: Altium Requirements Portal with a generous license model
Valispace was renamed Requirements Portal after the acquisition by Altium, which is very favorable for teams.
Modern RE keynote: Requirements specification or project grave? Lessons learned from the perspective of an IT expert
In this keynote speech, IT expert Prof. Stefan Wagenpfeil reports on how contracts contribute to project success.
SysML v2: Text notation as a bridge to requirements?
There is a lot of friction in the traceability between requirements and MBSE models. The text notation of SysML v2 could help.
Assumption debt: the invisible trap in systems engineering
Assumption debt means that assumptions are not properly recorded and tracked. This can lead to problems.
Keynote speech by Martin Haunschmid: Security is as bad as it was 20 years ago
Martin Haunschmid's keynote speech clearly shows how important it is to consider cybersecurity at an early stage of development.
Debate on GenAI in requirements engineering: We are only at the beginning!
In this debate on GenAI in requirements engineering, four experts discuss the current state of development and the outlook.
Survey results 2024: How users see the use of AI in requirements engineering
The results of the survey on AI in requirements engineering. This consisted of five subject areas.
4 theses on requirements engineering in the age of AI
In a panel with Chris Rupp, Jens Kawelke and Henning Femmer, Michael Jastram discusses 4 theses on requirements engineering and AI.
Jama Software sold for USD 1.2 billion
Francisco Partners buys Jama Software for USD 1.2 billion. Jama is sold by Insight Partners and other investors.
Traceability can never start too early: Pre-Requirements Specification Traceability
Traceability in requirements management and systems engineering is now a well-understood topic. But do we have traceability for what happens "before"? This refers to traceability to interviews, meeting minutes or legacy systems. This traceability becomes more important as complexity increases. In this respect, I found the recently published meta-study by Julia Mucha, Andreas Kaufmann and Dirk...
