Continuous Retrospectives
Sketchnotes for Linda Rising’s talk Continuous Retrospectives
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Complacency is not bias: sorting out the automation vocabulary
I have been using the term automation complacency, as observed in aviation with autopilots, quite often lately. In proposals, in lectures, in reviews of other people's papers. Recently, I stopped and asked myself whether I could actually distinguish it from automation bias. I could not. Naturally, I wanted
Why the German Automotive Quality Model Does Not Work for Software
My first research project, back in 2002, was a collaboration with BMW. We were doing model-based testing of their MOST network master, using the approach Alex Pretschner had built in his PhD. We spent a lot of time with the BMW engineers building a detailed model in AutoFOCUS and
Sketchnotes: Olaf Kolditz: Workflow development for the open-source porous media simulator OpenGeoSys #SE19
Also at the German Software Engineering conference, we had a keynote by Olaf Kolditz of the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research. He talked about the software side of his large simulations regarding water quality, water resources, geotechnical systems and geothermal energy. Here are my sketch notes:
Sketchnotes: Jonas Huthmacher: Lab1886 - the Incubator of the Daimler AG #SE19
During the German Software Engineering conference here in Stuttgart (organised by Prof. Steffen Becker, yours truly and a lot of others), we had a keynote speech by Jonas Huthmacher on Lab1886. It is a separate entity owned by Daimler which aims at kickstarting disruptive new businesses. Here are my sketch