by Neil Halpern | Aug 8, 2018 | DevOps, Information Security, Project Management, Software Engineering, Systems Engineering
The rules of business are being redefined daily. In fact, change is happening more quickly than companies can adapt. While many organizations have their digital transformations well underway, even those with vast resources are struggling to keep up with the rapid pace...
by Nathan Thomas | Feb 27, 2018 | Systems Engineering
This article was published on projecttimes.com As a Systems Engineer who recently underwent a home renovation, I was able to draw parallels between the product development work I do, and that arduous task. In that spirit, to be successful with any project, you need to...
by Jay Schatz | Dec 12, 2017 | Systems Engineering
This article was published on Devops.com Product development programs all start with great optimism regarding their potential to provide an excellent product to customers, along with excellent profits to the company. But research shows that a majority of product...
by Nathan Thomas | Dec 12, 2017 | Systems Engineering
This article was published on Medium.com Product developments are becoming progressively more difficult. A primary reason for this is that the products being developed today aren’t just products — they’re complex, interconnected systems. A system is a collection of...
by Stephen Knapp | Oct 20, 2017 | Systems Engineering, Tech Trends
When the folks at Base2 Solutions are presented with an everyday challenge, you know they’ll attack it with an engineering mindset! Even something as routine as BBQ was given the Systems Engineering treatment this past summer when a team of B2Sers used Industrial...
by Nathan Thomas | Sep 28, 2017 | Systems Engineering
My wife and I recently bought a home. While I wouldn’t call it a fixer-upper, there was a long list of projects to be done to get the home into shape. Carpet removal, wood floor refinishing, new lighting, drywall replacement, paint everywhere, and small electrical and...
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