ISO 26262
The Standards Jungle of Systems Engineering
ISO 26262 The Standards Jungle of Systems Engineering
ISO 26262
The Standards Jungle of Systems Engineering
We are proud to announce the release of RMF ProR 0.7.0 and ProR Essentials 0.7.0. Download them now from the Eclipse website. If you already have ProR 0.5.0 or newer, simply update via Help | Check for Updates. In Version 0.7.0, 16 features and bugs have been implemented/fixed. The biggest visible improvement for users is…
During the last couple of years, agile methods were experiences a renaissance in systems development. Organizations started to adapt their processes, and this included requirements engineering. It’s actually tragic that at some point, agile development and requirements management were considered mutually exclusive. This is certainly not the case, and common sense suggests that a…

In 2025, Dr. Michael Jastram will participate in at least four industry events as speaker. Reach out to meet him!

For decades, requirements have been written primarily using natural language. There are many good reasons for this, as we already explained in this series. Modeling requirements has been used in the past as well, but not in a standardized manner. Modeling in the Old Days Before systems modeling was standardized, people still used models. Models…
Working with Requirements should not be an isolated activity – they interact with many aspects of the development process: progress is tracked by checking how many requirements have been implemented; tests demonstrate that requirements are correctly implemented; elements of the system specification show how requirements will be realized; and much more. Link UML/SysML elements with…
While requirements engineering in itself is already useful, integrating it with other elements from the system development process can increase its value significantly. We already hinted at this in our scientific work with respect to traceability, or our thoughts of an integration with Topcased. Our latest ideas were just submitted for publication. Picture a scenario…