Review: Creativity in IT and Technology for Dummies
This book fills a real gap, as there is currently no other process model for creativity for engineers in this form.
Not the engineers: when the process model becomes a bottleneck
It's not the engineers who make the difference between slow and fast companies—the process model is the bottleneck!
The total experience: Do we need Total Experience (TX)?
Attention, buzzword alert: recently the term "Total Experience", abbreviated TX, has been circulating as an important trend. When I was still programming, we used to build user interfaces (UI). In the decade that was no longer enough, there was UX (user experience). And now the "total experience"? But here's the surprising thing: If we look at the idea behind TX and...
Will we finally get interactive specifications?
Machine-readable specifications can also be designed interactively, which is often done with the right arm of the V-model.
The right arm of the V-model - not just testing
In the V-model, the right arm is often neglected or reduced to testing, but there are many more possibilities.
Process models versus agility in theory and practice
Formal process models and agility are not mutually exclusive, but they do need some experience to work together.
4 Misconceptions about the V-model
Unfortunately, the V-model is often misunderstood. With the right knowledge, it accelerates systems engineering.
6 ways to link models
Unfortunately, the possibility of linking models is used far too little. Here are 6 practical approaches.
Object orientation with a difference: Guest article by Carsten Pitz
Today's article was written by Carsten Pitz, who went from simple programming to object orientation and finally ended up in systems engineering, and has gained a lot of experience in MBSE in particular. Carsten will be publishing guest articles on SE-Trends approximately every 4-6 weeks. In today's article, he introduces himself and explains how he got there in the first place,...
What is the V-model?
The V-model is the symbol for systems engineering because it represents important relationships between processes and artifacts.
