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John Deere, Rheinmetall, and TU Berlin share their experiences with Systems Engineering to manage product complexity

Watch the recording of our Systems Engineering panel from our Cube conference in Berlin. Dr. Christian von Holst (John Deere), Prof. Dr. Lydia Kaiser (TU Berlin), Dr. Marc Honikel (Rheinmetall) and Kai Xiang Wang (SPREAD) discuss how systems engineers should approach the exploding product complexity of today’s mechatronic systems. German audio with English subtitles.

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Products are getting more complex as they become more digital. To navigate this increasing complexity, engineering teams must switch from analog to digital documentation to collaborate between different departments. How can Systems Engineers enhance this collaboration, and what role will it play in the future for the understanding of complex products?
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What you’ll learn

  •   What can different industries learn from each other to manage product complexity?
  •   How Systems Engineering acts as a ‘common language’ between the different departments of a company.
  •   What are the best practices when implementing Systems Engineering in an organization?

You’ll also find commentary from featured experts:

Dr. Christian von Holst
Global Tractor Systems Engineering Lead at John Deere
Dr. Marc Honikel
Chief Innovation Officer at Rheinmetall Air Defence
Prof. Dr. Lydia Kaiser
Professor of Digital Engineering 4.0 at TU Berlin
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John Deere, Rheinmetall, and TU Berlin share their experiences with Systems Engineering to manage product complexity

Summary

Products are getting more complex as they become more digital. To navigate this increasing complexity, engineering teams must switch from analog to digital documentation to collaborate between different departments. How can Systems Engineers enhance this collaboration, and what role will it play in the future for the understanding of complex products?

Watch the recording of our Systems Engineering panel from our Cube conference in Berlin. Dr. Christian von Holst (John Deere), Prof. Dr. Lydia Kaiser (TU Berlin), Dr. Marc Honikel (Rheinmetall) and Kai Xiang Wang (SPREAD) discuss how systems engineers should approach the exploding product complexity of today’s mechatronic systems. German audio with English subtitles.

Experts
Dr. Christian von Holst
Global Tractor Systems Engineering Lead at John Deere
Dr. Marc Honikel
Chief Innovation Officer at Rheinmetall Air Defence
Prof. Dr. Lydia Kaiser
Professor of Digital Engineering 4.0 at TU Berlin
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Former Technical Project Manager at Continental and Lead Architect at Valeo Siemens eAutomotive

Published on
22.12.2023
All posts

John Deere, Rheinmetall, and TU Berlin share their experiences with Systems Engineering to manage product complexity

Summary

Products are getting more complex as they become more digital. To navigate this increasing complexity, engineering teams must switch from analog to digital documentation to collaborate between different departments. How can Systems Engineers enhance this collaboration, and what role will it play in the future for the understanding of complex products?

Watch the recording of our Systems Engineering panel from our Cube conference in Berlin. Dr. Christian von Holst (John Deere), Prof. Dr. Lydia Kaiser (TU Berlin), Dr. Marc Honikel (Rheinmetall) and Kai Xiang Wang (SPREAD) discuss how systems engineers should approach the exploding product complexity of today’s mechatronic systems. German audio with English subtitles.

Experts
Dr. Christian von Holst
Global Tractor Systems Engineering Lead at John Deere
Dr. Marc Honikel
Chief Innovation Officer at Rheinmetall Air Defence
Prof. Dr. Lydia Kaiser
Professor of Digital Engineering 4.0 at TU Berlin
Hosted by

Former Technical Project Manager at Continental and Lead Architect at Valeo Siemens eAutomotive

Published on
22.12.2023