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There are many techniques for dealing with the complexity of modern products. Below I describe the black box paradigm, and 3 ways in which it can be put into practice. Product complexity can only be solved with an overarching strategy, but techniques like these make it possible to realize improvements quickly with little effort. Book now: The systems.camp Nord will take place on...
I'm particularly pleased about this week's post because it's about a new event that took place for the first time. Today Goran Madzar reports on the first Systems Engineering Camps in Erlangen. This is an event that will now take place every 2-3 months. The event and results are presented below - peppered with lots of flipchart pictures...
This guest article by Carsten Pitz is the fourth part on the topic of long-term support. In the first part, Carsten describes the development of a documentation system, in the second part how the wrong start can quickly lead to problems, and in the third part we looked at the human aspects. This part now deals with a concrete concept, the transformation.
Today's article was written by Michael Schäfer. Michael has been Lead System Architect at Thales Germany since 1992, is a Certified System Engineering Professional (CSEP) and is an expert on modeling in the rail industry. Michael writes and speaks a lot about the open source modeling tool Capella, as well as the associated development methodology ARCADIA. In this guest post, he describes how Capella modeling is already being used in...
ReConf 2018 has come to an end. Once again, it was two exciting days with good encounters and interesting discussions. In addition to the keynotes, I was unfortunately only able to attend one of the presentations that I would have liked to have seen. So here is the mood and a brief summary of the three keynotes. To anticipate: I was particularly pleased that...
Without customization, agility and MBSE do not go well together. With the right framework, this is possible and effective.
Predictions are difficult, especially when they concern the future. Even if it is unclear whether this quote comes from Karl Valentin, Mark Twain or Winston Churchill, it is undoubtedly true. But predictions are fun. I already made a list two years ago, and now it's time for a new one.
"Digital transformation" is a term that has been overused for years. But is there any substance to it?
The second Modeling Craftsmanship Camp took place last Saturday, this year in Minden. The focus of this event was to be the craftsmanship aspect of modeling. As usual at a barcamp, the topics were not chosen until the opening together with the participants. The topics this year were wide-ranging and covered encapsulation, methodology, structures...
Last week, the Day of Systems Engineering (TdSE) took place in Paderborn, the largest event of the Society for Systems Engineering. I have been attending this event as a speaker for five years now. This year around 300 people attended, slightly less than last year. The hot topics this year were people and modeling.
Matthias König is Professor of Embedded Software Engineering at the Minden campus of Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences. His interests lie in both teaching and research in the fields of software engineering for embedded systems, Internet-of-Things, machine learning, computer vision and service robotics. He heads the IoT Lab at the Minden campus. There are still a few early bird tickets left for...
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...
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