Making the value of technology clear
How do Top Performing companies get better results with their multi-disciplinary development projects? Projects involving multiple engineering disciplines such as mechanical, electrical, and software can be incredibly complex. How much time do team members waste searching for information, investigating and fixing errors, dealing with integration issues, working around poor architecture design choices, and redoing work…
What should you look for in a systems engineering solution for your company to manage multi-discipline systems? As products become smarter and more connected, they also get more complex. Expert systems engineering practices can help to manage this complexity, especially when you are developing multi-discipline systems. The right technology can also be critical to support…
This survey is now closed. To access the resulting research, please go to: https://tech-clarity.com/multi-disciplinary-survey-results/11810 For more Tech-Clarity survey opportunities, please visit https://tech-clarity.com/category/active-research. What is your company doing to support systems engineering best practices such as MBSE? Have you considered adopting Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)? Companies developing products that include mechanical components, electronics, and software must…
What I learned this week … came from the keynote and press conference at IBM’s Rational Software Conference (RSC2009). IBM is talking about how to help companies develop and manage today’s smarter products. What was surprising to me is that the conference is focused on developing software – not physical products – but that a lot of the conversations focused on manufacturers and product development. Are we finally getting to the point where ALM (application lifecycle management) and PLM (product lifecycle management) can be discussed in the same sentence?