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Joe Justice: Conway’s Law, Modules, and Experiments (Part 2)
In this interview, Joe Justice explains the importance of the module and a low-risk way to try out Extreme Hardware (Part 2)
Not the engineers: when the process model becomes a bottleneck
It's not the engineers who make the difference between slow and fast companies—the process model is the bottleneck!
UAF: Enterprise Architecture Meets MBSE
UAF positions itself as a model-based approach for Enterprise Architecture, System-of-Systems, and Mission Engineering.
First, we need the problem, not the solution.
Problems must be understood before solutions to avoid unnecessary complexity and find the optimal solution.
- Agilität | Deutschland | INCOSE | Menschen | Veranstaltungen
Agile Systems Engineering Workshop: Fast SEBRAS
The workshop of the GfSE Agile Systems Engineering working group focused on SEBRAS, Stripes and spreading good ideas.
Scrum Guide and Expansion Pack: Relevance and limits in systems engineering
There is now also an Expansion Pack for the Scrum Guide, which is relevant for Systems Engineering and Product Velocity.
Architecture is (also) a financial control element
Architecture is often perceived as a technical discipline, but it is also an important economic control element.
The four principles for more product speed
The four principles of product development are the basis for Product Velocity and are not only relevant for systems engineers.
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.
Preventing architectural decisions from slowing us down
Architecture decisions have a direct influence on product velocity and can noticeably accelerate development.
Keeping an overview: The inheritance hierarchy of SysML v2
Inheritance hierarchy SysML v2 has many surprises in store, understanding it and its relationship to KerML helps with modeling.
Selecting the right architecture: By hand or by simulation
Selecting the right architecture is an important task in systems engineering, which simulation can partially automate.
