What's it about? In this book, Peter Siwon gets straight to the point with helpful and useful information on management, communication, leadership, teams, and relationships. Sample reading: Excerpt from the book "Project Management Espresso." The author, Peter Siwon, has been working in this field for over 20 years...
Embedded systems are an important component of today's technologies and enable a wide variety of applications in various fields, such as industry, automation, medical technology, automotive, and aerospace. These systems are designed to perform specific...
How often are you interrupted at work each hour? It can be incredibly frustrating, especially when you're working on a tough problem that demands your full attention. It's not uncommon for victims of interruptions to be the perpetrators themselves. A good...
There is hardly an experiment in psychology that reveals the dark side of human conscientiousness as clearly as the Milgram experiment. It shows that people are willing to harm others out of a sense of duty. What conclusions can be drawn from this for...
How power struggles kill projects Scene 1: "That's it, end of story, that's how it's done!" The go-getter doesn't beat around the bush, but gets people moving and makes sure things "get done." Really? Scene 2: The project manager and the expert from the project team are engaged in a "technical" discussion...
Our everyday lives are now naturally shaped by interconnected devices and systems. Whether you're using your smartphone to find the fastest route to your destination while out and about, reading the newspaper on your tablet while relaxing on the sofa, or controlling your smart heating system via a smartphone app, these...
People claim visible and invisible territories for themselves. Those who violate these boundaries are perceived as unpleasant or even threatening. These – often unintentional – territorial violations repeatedly lead to serious conflicts or disruptive situations in project work...
How teams form, thrive, and mature. There's a key question when it comes to project success: How do successful teams emerge? This article provides answers that can be clearly derived from a systemic view of a team. It will become apparent that...
Are you more of a "natural," "true," or "proper" software developer? Just for fun, think about this question with me and consider the implications of the answer. Gunter Dueck, mathematician and lateral thinker at IBM, introduced this classification in his book "Omnisophy" (a neologism...).
Those who strive for success also take a risk: failure. However, the evaluation of success and failure is a matter of perspective. If you're interested, you can read my personal, perhaps somewhat unconventional, views on this topic here. Do you want proof that your...
At the ESE Congress 2021, Marcus Gößler will address "ISO/SAE 21434 Road Vehicles — Cybersecurity Engineering" in his compact seminar. The focus will be on methodologies, analyses, and assessments. The automotive sector is increasingly affected by cyberattacks. For some time now...
Which goals in a software project are significantly influenced by whether it involves a multicore design with safety and security considerations? The three classic goals in a software project are the project's quality requirements, the costs for development and maintenance...
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