TdSE lecture: AI as a mediator between humans and system models
In his presentation at TdSE 2023, Michael Jastram will show how AI can act as an intermediary between humans and system models.
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In his presentation at TdSE 2023, Michael Jastram will show how AI can act as an intermediary between humans and system models.

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.

It's that time again: Next week, ReConf will take place in Munich, the place where the German requirements community has been meeting for 17 years. I'll be there this year with a workshop and two talks, it's not too late to register. By the way: I have access to discount codes. If you are interested, please contact...

Summer is irrevocably coming to an end: the e-mail boxes that were full during the vacation period are being processed, children are going back to school and offices are filling up again. To kick things off, here are a few event announcements, some of which I am involved in myself in one way or another. But first things first: the GfSE's systems.camp Nord in...

I have already written about MBSE several times in this blog, and most readers are probably aware that this refers to Model Based Systems Engineering. And I'm sure many readers also have a rough idea of what it means. Nevertheless, there are many ambiguities and misunderstandings. For example, that MBSE is also possible without SysML, or that MBSE...
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