Anforderungen richtig austauschen
Heute wurde mein Gastbeitrag im microTool-Blog veröffentlicht: Anforderungen richtig austauschen.
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Fraglos wahr für Anforderungen: “Word considered harmful”
Ich stimme zu, dass Word problematisch ist, doch nur der Werkzeugwechsel reicht nicht – es braucht methodische Nutzung und weitere Schritte.
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Inkrementelle Verbesserung in sieben Minuten
Andrea Herrmann, Expertin für Requirements Engineering, startet neue YouTube-Serie. Video zur inkrementellen Verbesserung ist online.
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Cool statistics on code size in Lines of Code
A chart visualizes the lines of code across software, from Space Shuttle (400k LoC) to Modern Car (100M LoC).
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Teaching Systems Engineering Talk with #RMF (#EclipseCon) now online
Our EclipseCon Europe 2014 talk with Andrea Herrmann is now online—enjoy.
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Chris Rupp resigns as chairperson from #IREB – and with her the complete board
An interview with Chris Rupp in German; see what it could mean for IREB.
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“Honest” open standards should come with an open source reference implementation, like #RMF for #ReqIF
Standards can be honest or dishonest; beware those without an open source reference implementation, as with ReqIF and Eclipse RMF, read on.
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formalmind Studio released, a free #requirements tool based on Eclipse #ProR
ProR, an open-source requirements tool from Formal Mind, now comes in formalmind Studio with ProR Essentials; download it for free.
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Well Worth the Wait: New ProR Integration Release (0.2.0)
RMF announces the i12.03 Integration build, with major improvements to the core and ProR UI; read more on the Formal Mind Blog.
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Snapshot Build of Eclipse ProR (ReqIF Open Source Implementation) •
The Eclipse RMF project aims to provide a clean-room ReqIF tool; more details and the download link are on the Formal Mind Blog.
