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Embedded Software

Medical Devices MUST Be Secure

September 24, 2021

I recently had the opportunity to present in a Webinar focusing on security needs of medical devices along with Patrick...

By Scot Morrison

Thought Leadership

Get on the road to full automation with a digital transformation.

September 24, 2021

It is estimated that the autonomous vehicle (AV) market will be worth a staggering $7 trillion dollars by 2050. These...

By Paul van Straten

Thought Leadership

Bringing more realism to animated films

September 23, 2021

A few miles up the road and to the left from our Siemens EDA base in Wilsonville, Oregon is a...

By Thomas Dewey

Thought Leadership

Exploring Service Lifecycle Management for profitability

September 22, 2021

Service Lifecycle Management (SLM) is a holistic approach to all aspects of service. It maintains an up-to-date configuration of the...

By Blake Snodgrass

Thought Leadership

Applying Model-Based Systems Engineering

September 22, 2021

Model Based Matters is the newest series from Siemens software, where Tim Kinman and I sit down to chat about...

By Nick Finberg

Verification Horizons

Design Linting for ISO 26262

September 20, 2021

ISO 26262 remains the state of the art standard guiding the development of electronic and electronic systems destined for the...

By Jake Wiltgen

Thought Leadership

The application of model-based systems engineering – ep. 1 Transcript

September 17, 2021

In this first episode of the model-based systems engineering (MBSE) series, Nick Finberg of Siemens Global Marketing interviews Tim Kinman,...

By Nick Finberg

Thought Leadership

Take AM to the skies with Sintavia

September 16, 2021

Wrapping up on aerospace applications of additive manufacturing (AM), our resident spokesperson on the technology – Ashley Eckhoff – sat...

By Nick Finberg

Verification Horizons

How Can You Say That Formal Verification Is Exhaustive?

September 16, 2021

As a companion to my previous post on Learn Formal the Easy Way, allow me to explain what are often...

By Joe Hupcey III