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Joe Justice: Hardware Can Get Faster (Part 1)
In this interview, Joe Justice explains how hardware development can be accelerated and why so few companies are able to do it. (Part 1)
When Complexity Tips: Tim Weilkiens on the Digital Storm in Engineering
Tim Weilkiens describes the situation in engineering, with the explosion of complexity and other areas, as a perfect storm.
Valispace reloaded: Altium Requirements Portal with a generous license model
Valispace was renamed Requirements Portal after the acquisition by Altium, which is very favorable for teams.
Jama Software sold for USD 1.2 billion
Francisco Partners buys Jama Software for USD 1.2 billion. Jama is sold by Insight Partners and other investors.
Polarion spring conference: Interesting developments at Siemens
I had the pleasure of attending the Polarion Spring Conference last week. Most readers will know that Polarion is a web-based requirements management tool. The focus of the event was Systems Lifecycle Management, so it was about much more than just Polarion. In particular, there are some interesting developments at Siemens, the manufacturer of Polarion.
Practical tip: Textual requirements with PlantUML
In many teams, textual specifications are still used instead of modeling. I still see this frequently, even in the context of very technical requirements. For example, I still often see embedded systems where state machines are described in text. These are situations where a picture can say more than 1000 words. But the IT...
Gojko Adzic: 5 predictions for requirements management in the next 20 years
Gojko Adzic's attempt at this year's REConf is a bold one: how will requirements management develop over the next 20 years? As a successful book author and long-standing expert in software-heavy product development, Gojko has the right expertise. But 20 years is a long time - especially when it comes to making predictions about technology. In the following...
RE4AI: 6 recommendations for the development of AI systems (Part 2)
Last week I reported on RE4AI, Requirements Engineering for Artificial Intelligence. Among other things, it dealt with the limitations and challenges of RE4AI. All well and good, but how do we approach the whole thing in practice? One possible approach is Google PAIR, which is presented below.
RE4AI: Correctly capture requirements for AI-heavy products (Part 1)
RE4AI is the development of products that contain AI-based elements and the challenges of requirements management.
Traceability: The most important link types
Traceability is important and links have semantics. The most important link types are presented below.
Student wanted: Implementing open-source quality rules
We are looking for a student to implement open-source quality rules for requirements - as a Bachelor's or Master's thesis
Automatically model requirements without anyone noticing
Traditionally, requirements are recorded in natural language and are therefore accessible to humans. However, they can only be processed by machines to a limited extent. This means that a human still has to read the requirements for many activities. And again. And again. Highly paid engineers often work through checklists that a working student could also take care of....
