continuous engineering
A Retrospective: Top 10 Takeaways from the Agile Engineering Summit
Written by Maggie Mae Armstrong | October 22, 2018 | Continuous Engineering, Systems Engineering
What did we learn at the 5th annual Agile Engineering Summit last week in Washington, DC? If you weren’t able to make it, or if you just had to pick which sessions to attend, we’ve compiled the top highlights for you. 1. Best. Format. Ever. Attendees raved over the format of this year’s Agile Engineering ...read more
There’s something for everybody at the Agile Engineering Summit!
Written by Steve Shoaf | October 5, 2018 | Blog
On October 15-17 in Washington, DC, IBM is hosting its 5th event focused on software and systems engineering. Known in the past as IoT Continuous Engineering (ICE) and as Continuous Engineering (CE) Summit, this event is now called Agile Engineering Summit. It will provide opportunities to find out how federal, automotive, industrial, A&D, healthcare and electronics ...read more
QuickBYTES interview with Amy Silberbauer: What is Agile Engineering?
Written by Ryan Boyles | October 2, 2018 | Continuous Engineering, Events, Systems Engineering
Ahead of the Watson IoT Agile Engineering Summit 2018, to be held October 15-17 in Washington DC, we asked our speakers for some thoughts about systems engineering and agile practices. I met Amy Silberbauer, our first speaker, to ask for her take on agile. ‘Agile is not your grandmother’s agile anymore’ – Amy Silberbauer, IBM ...read more
The top three reasons to attend IBM’s Agile Engineering Summit
Written by Steve Shoaf | September 26, 2018 | Events
Calling all developers, architects, integrators and testers! IBM’s Agile Engineering Summit is coming to Washington DC, and we’d love to see you there. From October 15 – 17 we’ll be delivering hands-on labs and in-depth technical talks with everything you need to know about the latest technologies. Here are the top three reasons to attend. ...read more
Test management best practices: How to improve your testing efforts
Written by Chip Davis | September 10, 2018 | Requirements Management
With the growing number of smart and connected products being developed, more and more systems engineers must now deal with the verification and validation of embedded systems. Of course, the smarter those products get, the more complex those testing activities become. At the same time, new regulations constantly come into effect to prevent faulty products reaching ...read more
Unlock the cloud for requirements management
Written by Stephen Hollis | September 4, 2018 | Continuous Engineering
Unlock the cloud for requirements management Poor requirements management is among the significant contributing factors in the failure of a project. Improper requirements management can lead to disconnected teams, wasted time, out-of-control costs and unsatisfied customers. If you use documents, spreadsheets, emails, wikis and other conventional office and productivity tools to keep track of your ...read more
Automotive IBV report: Opening the garage door
Written by Kal Gyimesi | August 8, 2018 | Automotive
As customer expectations evolve, automotive leaders must offer more than just vehicles. By providing comprehensive digital in-vehicle services, automotive leaders have an unprecedented opportunity to interact more closely with customers. This in turn means they can better understand consumer demands, and offer requirements-driven services that engender customer loyalty. In response to the changing automotive landscape, vehicle manufacturers ...read more
Three systems engineering takeaways from INCOSE 2018
Written by Peppi Browne-Armstrong | July 30, 2018 | Continuous Engineering, Systems Engineering
Three systems engineering takeaways from INCOSE 2018 Earlier this month, I had the pleasure to attend the 28th Annual INCOSE International Symposium in Washington, DC. As the largest worldwide event for systems engineers consisting of presentations, workshops, panel discussions and more, it was a fascinating mix of organizations, engineers, universities and government agencies – all ...read more
Can intelligent IoT help you to reinvent your enterprise?
Written by Steve Shoaf | July 30, 2018 | Continuous Engineering, Systems Engineering
Can intelligent IoT help you to reinvent your enterprise? As virtually everything becomes connected and data proliferates, Industrial Products companies are exploring how the Internet of Things (IoT) can help them to optimize production operations and plant efficiency, improve worker safety and environmental compliance and drive the shift to data-enabled services and customer-centricity. The IBM ...read more
Back to the Future, Part 1: Autonomous Vehicles
Written by John McDonald | May 31, 2018 | Automotive
What does a future of autonomous vehicles look like? In Part 1, Back to the Future: Autonomous Vehicles, John McDonald, CEO at ClearObject, shares a vision of a world where intelligent systems and automation are the norm. Are you ready for the biggest one-time leap in human productivity – ever? First, some facts. The average ...read more
Part 2: Why we should embrace the current disruption in the automotive industry
Written by Parham Vasaiely | May 24, 2018 | Automotive, Conferences, Events
As a guest of the IBM CE Summit, I shared the four reasons why I was excited to join. In this blog, I’d like to address the key ‘mega trends’ that are disrupting the automotive industry. 1. Automation Automation presents itself as both an opportunity and a challenge. At Jaguar Land Rover, our vision of automation revolves ...read more
Part 1: Why we should embrace the current disruption in the automotive industry
Written by Parham Vasaiely | May 22, 2018 | Automotive, Conferences, Events
The IBM CE Summit recently finished up in Munich. It’s the fourth year for the event, but the first time the event has taken place in Europe. Here are just four reasons why I’m especially pumped to be involved in this year’s IBM CE Summit. #1. An ever-expanding ecosystem – on a global-scale. Whether you ...read more