Monthly Archives: July 2009

Process Management as a Service

Posted on July 21, 2009 by Erich Meier

As money is a scarce resource these days,  almost every company focusses on effectiveness and effectivity of all of its actions.  This is not a bad thing. During the boom years, companies spent money on expensive services and tools. The ROI … Continue reading →

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Project Manager vs. Systems Engineer

Posted on July 19, 2009 by Tim Kasse

“The roles of the Project Manager and the Systems Engineer are often combined and imposed on the already overloaded Project Manager. This is encouraged by contracts that do not understand the criticality of systems engineering and do not recognize the … Continue reading →

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Report from 1. Continental Stages User Forum

Posted on July 13, 2009 by Erich Meier

On July 9th, the the first customer-internal Stages User Forum took place at Continental. It was organized by Cristina Romcea (thanks a lot!).  In the first track, three different business units presented their current solutions for managing their engineering processes. Both, their … Continue reading →

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