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)
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In this interview, Joe Justice explains how hardware development can be accelerated and why so few companies are able to do it. (Part 1)

The workshop of the GfSE Agile Systems Engineering working group focused on SEBRAS, Stripes and spreading good ideas.

There is now also an Expansion Pack for the Scrum Guide, which is relevant for Systems Engineering and Product Velocity.

In the V-model, the right arm is often neglected or reduced to testing, but there are many more possibilities.

What is the difference between efficiency and effectiveness? Someone who is efficient has a high degree of effectiveness, i.e. achieves a lot per unit of time. Someone who is effective comes closer to the result. But what does this have to do with systems engineering? Quite simply: the complexity of systems engineering means that you can quickly become efficient without being effective....
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