Review Industrial DevOps: Developing better products faster
Industrial DevOps finally brings speed to product development. This fits in with my own book Product Velocity.
Don't Panic! SysML v2 Book Review
Even though SysML v2 is not yet an official standard, there is already at least one book on it: The authors Tim Weilkiens and Christian Muggeo, known from the MBSE podcast, have recently published the book "Don't Panic! - The Absolute Beginners Guide to SysML v2". Here is the review of the book. Is the book worth reading? I will...
Review: INCOSE guide for writing requirements
The INCOSE guide for writing requirements helps with the description of complex systems.
Review: IREB handbook on agile requirements management (RE@Agile)
Summary: Even though English is now the lingua franca in engineering, it can be more pleasant to read technical literature in German. In this respect, many readers will be pleased that the recently published IREB handbook on agile requirements management is available in both languages.
Systems engineering with Innoslate
Lately I've been hearing a lot about a tool called Innoslate. Innoslate promises "The Future of Model-Based Systems Engineering" in a completely web-based environment. Innoslate promises complete coverage of development, from requirements to design. Reason enough to take a closer look at it.
Review: The Alliance: Managing Talent in the Networked Age
The Alliance is a book that also has relevance for Systems Engineers as it takes into account the human aspect.
Review: A Primer for Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
Summary: If you are expecting a SysML modeling guide, this book is not for you. Instead, the MBSE primer deals with the basic principles of model-based system development. The book does not expect any special prior knowledge. Instead, it uses a concrete example to show how the basic principles manifest themselves in reality. To this end, it explains step by step what systems, system development, modeling, and...
Review: Model-Based System Architecture
This sophisticated book describes an approach for the development of complex systems with MBSE. It uses SysML as notation.
Review: The INCOSE SE Handbook
The manual published by INCOSE is now available in version 5 and is based on ISO 15288 from 2023.
Review: Just Enough Systems Engineering
Summary: This relatively short, free eBook explains in an entertaining way what system development actually is. Using everyday examples such as a pantry or watering can, it explains what architecture is, what design is, why traceability is important and how to test. And most importantly, how to deal with people. Update 2025: Even 15 years later, I still think...
