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ReConf is the largest conference on requirements management in Germany. I have attended the event almost every year since 2007, mostly as a speaker. ReConf usually takes place in March. The year before last, it coincided directly with the start of the coronavirus pandemic, which is why ReConf 2020 was unfortunately canceled at short notice. However, after several postponements, it will take place on...
PLM is about managing the life cycle of products. This also includes dealing with suppliers. Our supply chains are now global, complex and sensitive. In "normal" times, everything seems to work well. But in times of crisis, the weak points are mercilessly exposed. Examples include sold-out toilet paper during corona times or price increases for organic meat,...
The possibilities of modern communication are almost limitless. Alongside real-time video, jamboards, voice messages and many other possibilities, the written word seems almost quaint. But if we take a closer look, we realize that written text has not lost any of its importance. And not only that: although many types of digital communication have increased during the pandemic, the written word has...
The automotive industry urgently needs a transformation, driven by start-ups. But China and the USA are investing much more than we are.
SE-Trends readers took an active part in the survey launched in mid-December: What will happen in systems engineering in 2021? Some of the answers surprised me, here are the five predictions.
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...
Conference organizers are currently in the doldrums: Since Corona, several conferences of interest to systems engineers have been cancelled. Hopefully they will resume in the fall, but certainly with restrictions. There are various ways to quench your thirst for knowledge in the meantime. Today I would like to draw your attention to the GfSE workshops, one of which I will be attending myself soon.
The death of John Conway in 2020 is a good reason to honor his work and highlight his pioneering efforts in systems theory.
Even if this blog has a technical focus, it is currently practically impossible to ignore Covid-19 - the coronavirus. It is also clear that coronavirus will keep us busy for years to come. This in turn means that it will have a lasting impact on our society. Socially, this is already foreseeable. But how will it affect...
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