Agilität | Automotive | Interview | Menschen
Joe Justice: Conway’s Law, Modules, and Experiments (Part 2)
In this interview, Joe Justice explains the importance of the module and a low-risk way to try out Extreme Hardware (Part 2)
- Agilität | Automotive | Interview | Menschen
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)
Review: Agile Systems Engineering - The Modern Handbook (Volume 1)
Pari Singh's Modern Handbook on Agile Systems Engineering describes how modern products are developed in an agile way.
When is it time for a new architecture?
Companies should regularly improve the design, but only improve the architecture if there is a business case.
Why we need new development tools: Insights into MBSE by Pari Singh (Part 1)
Pari Singh, the founder of Flow Engineering, shares his insights on agile hardware development in this interview.
4 Criticisms of SysML 2: Please use with caution
Michael Pierce from TSP has written an essay with his colleague Bruce Cameron in which he criticizes SysML. On the one hand, it is worth reading for organizations that are considering the strategic use of SysML. Because many of the points are quite valid. On the other hand, I don't think all the criticisms are justified, at least not without qualifying them further. Nevertheless...
Implementing major projects correctly: Why a platform strategy delivers better results (Part 1)
What do the iPod/iPhone app store and the National Program for Information Technology (NPfIT) have in common? The first was an infrastructure project by Apple, the second by the UK National Health Service (NHS). Both projects were about building a digital ecosystem. Although both major projects had similar levels of resources (money, staff) only one was a success. While Apple...
Feasibility study is out, MVP is in!
Feasibility studies are widely used in systems engineering. A better alternative is the use of MVP.
NASA Artemis launches: What does this mean for SpaceX Starship?
NASA has reached a milestone with the launch of Artemis 1. But does Artemis stand up to comparison with the SpaceX Starship?
Systems Engineering at SpaceX
Systems engineering at SpaceX works differently than anywhere else. What we can learn from this in systems engineering.
Why failures are important
SpaceX's failures are actually carefully planned experiments. If they are successful, they are extremely useful.
