Requirements Management
IBM Introduces Watson AI for Engineering with Requirements Management Quality Assistant
Written by Maggie Mae Armstrong | February 28, 2019 | AI Assistants, Requirements Management
In today’s age of growing engineering complexity, connected products and the Internet of Things (IoT) are changing the way we live and work. Engineering teams are facing pressure to quickly adapt to the pace of change in nearly every industry, with more data than ever to leverage. Enter artificial intelligence (AI) for engineering. IBM® is ...read more
Man Plus Machine: IBM Bringing AI to Requirements Management
Written by Stella Liu | November 6, 2018 | AI Assistants, Requirements Management
As today’s systems engineers are faced with an overflow of data and a significant increase in the complexity of systems, IBM is bringing the power of Watson Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help address the need for getting requirements right the first time. Currently in beta, this move will allow engineers to improve their requirements definition ...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
Managing Engineering Complexity: Are you ready?
Written by Chris O'Connor | July 19, 2018 | Continuous Engineering, Requirements Management, Systems Engineering
Connected – This is one of the defining words of our world today. We have never been more connected – from the devices we wear on our bodies, to our cars and houses, to the manufacturers who build our things and, lastly, to the outer world where we get to experience the fruits of our ...read more
The cost of failing to plan – why IoT requirements management matters
Written by Steve Shoaf | March 22, 2018 | Blog, Continuous Engineering, Requirements Management
Benjamin Franklin is quoted as saying “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail”. Some 200 years later and that’s never been more true. The Internet of Things (IoT) connects humans and ‘things’, creating better user experiences and greater customer delight. It also brings along the need to manage the requirements that define ...read more
Part 3: Developing IoT-enabled autos: a tsunami of change and the journey to cognitive
Written by Kal Gyimesi | January 4, 2018 | Automotive, Blog
In my series on IoT-enabled autos, we’ve already recognized the emergence of model-based systems engineering (MBSE) and the wisdom of using the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) in modern engineering practices. In part three of my series highlighting the ways that automotive product engineering is evolving, we’ll examine the promise of cognitive systems. It’s the final ...read more