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SE-Trends wishes you happy holidays and a happy new year 2026, with a few positive thoughts on the state of things.

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What happens when Christmas is planned with systems engineering and how agility saves Christmas.

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...

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For some years now, fewer and fewer business Christmas cards have been sent. Instead, I'm getting more and more emails from business contacts asking for donations instead of sending cards. This is a trend that I would like to join. For every reader who receives SE-Trends by email on December 31, 2022, I will donate 80 cents. So: hurry up...

Now that Corona has ruined the whole year for us, I would like to wish all our readers a peaceful festive season and, of course, good health. The presents under the Christmas tree certainly can't make up for the ruined year, but they can at least cheer us up a little. And if the presents aren't enough, then here's a collection of goodies that you can look forward to...

... a happy new year and much success in 2018! Best regards, - Michael Jastram

... a happy new year and much success in 2018! Best regards, - Michael Jastram

I created a wish list last year, because the holidays allow us to dream a little. In the following, I'll take a look at what has become of last year's wishes and what I should wish for in the coming year. What do you think? What are your wishes for next year? Discuss...

The holidays are a good time to make wishes. There is still a lot to do in systems engineering, and therefore a lot to wish for. However, when I look at all the conflicts and crises in the world, my greatest wish is for a happy, peaceful world. Nevertheless, here is my Systems Engineering wish list: 1....
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