Learn something new, network, or present your own work. Several interesting events are coming up in the next few weeks. So, if you're interested in further education or networking, I recommend the following events: Event Date ...
08/27/2016
When writing requirements, every word counts. Requirements are usually written in sentence templates in English. English is the standard nowadays because products are approved worldwide, or development teams and customers are located globally. It is particularly important that ...
07/30/2016
How are requirements and architecture related? What is contained in the requirements and what in the architecture? And how do architecture and requirements interact? In this article, I describe this relationship and introduce the SYSMOD ZIGZAG pattern. What and ...
07/21/2016
Sometimes things disappear without a trace – simply vanish. One can then console oneself with statements like "a little loss is to be expected!" This disappearance of things also wreaks havoc in development projects. In the development of embedded systems with multiple ...
06/20/2016
Help, where does my project stand? Many companies that outsource work to external service providers ask themselves this question. But even the status of internal projects isn't always easy to grasp. Often, the clients or decision-makers can't accurately assess the development status. ...
05/17/2016
I'm delighted that Maik Pfingsten invited me to a podcast interview. We talk about system architects in medical technology, a rather rare breed. It was a new experience for me to answer questions in a podcast interview. ...
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