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Systems Engineering

Even Aristotle, the first great systematist among the philosophers, understood that a system does not only consist of individual subsystems, but also of the respective networking – and thus creates complexity.

The procedures of systems engineering serve to develop complex technical systems in a timely, cost-effective and market-oriented manner, taking into account the necessary roles and disciplines. Thus, the approach is interdisciplinary and covers a broad spectrum of sub-areas.

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Requirements Management

Requirements Management (RM or REQM) as the first step of system development is the decisive factor for the success or failure of a project.

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Test Management

High quality test management can make the difference between success and failure of a project. The question of whether a test process as such is even necessary is no longer asked today.

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Variations Management

Holistic variations management starts with customer management and offers considerable savings potential in development and production.

System Design

The important design decisions of a product are made during the system design phase. An efficient system design is therefore the backbone of every product development process.