Tag Archives: Jama Software

Middle-out approaches concurrently combine the best aspects of traditional top-down and subsystem-level bottom up development methods. But is it enough? By John Blyler, Founding Systems Engineering, JB Systems In school, systems engineering is taught as a top-down process, but in actual practice is involved bottom-up techniques. In the former, the desired system is broken down or partitioned into smaller subsystem …

A panel representing automotive, semiconductor, software and systems experts met to share insights on the hardware-software challenges of ISO 26262 compliance.

Interested in the way compliance standards will affect the design-verification of electronic hardware-software systems? Or how such standards might impact the automotive and semiconductor industries? Listen what the experts have to say.

Buffer, and ADC design considerations; all about timing specifications; portable stimulus; Star Trek and the IoT; the Wilson Group's functional verification study; RTOS performance; the Silicon Valley age gap; temperature and humidity sensors; requirements management; and the oft-dreaded question "What do you do for a living?"

Water Heaters; Flying Functional Covergage; USB; Firmware IP; DeflateGate and engineering; Unicorns and Androids

Microcontrollers and the 68000; Neural networks; Stacked dies; a Study of Studies; Always On; Smart Cities; Code Monkeys; Test Strategy; and Biometric Security

Business and technical hardware-software workflows must be combined and shared to be successful, notes Jama Software, Dassault Systemes and ARM.

Quality assurance testers, analysts and engineers are up to their eyeballs in details. They are the problem seekers, and often, the solvers.

Jama Software introduces the integration hub that connects most development tools and teams for faster product delivery.

Jama Software, a platform that brings complex products to market, will host a Lunch & Learn in Santa Clara on January 28, 2015.