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.
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ReConf 2025 is all about digital disruption. I will be there with a presentation on AI in requirements engineering.

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...

How does efficient product development succeed? In most companies that develop complex products, this can only be achieved through sustainable requirements engineering. Read a case study here to find out how this can be achieved.

This week I refer to my guest post on the HOOD Group blog: AI: Between hot air and real benefits >> This article is about the concrete use of artificial intelligence. Databases of AI models help to create prototypes quickly. Some models from the Hugging Face database are presented as examples. This database can be used to...

A few years ago, a developer in one of my Scrum teams gave me feedback. He said "I like the way you make our processes so open-ended. That way we can really achieve the best result in the matter. Instead of simply confirming what has already been decided by management." This statement really stuck with me. Even back then...

A simple metamodel helps teams to better understand requirements and thus check verifiability.
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