MESウェビナーシリーズ

Software development is complex. It is usually not possible to make precise ad hoc statements about the current product quality. This leaves developers working from their intuition and the danger is that areas where action is needed may be identified too late. However, it is possible to automatically collect and evaluate KPIs during the development process in order to better assess risks.

The basis for this are quality models in compliance with ISO 25010, which allow structured calculation and aggregation of quality data. One tool that works with this method is the MES Quality Commander® (MQC). MQC calculates and visualizes the current quality status. MQC also helps to identify the need for action at an early stage to get to the root of the matter. We invite you to take a look at a software product from different perspectives with us in this free webinar so that you can form your own impression.

The webinar will take place on two alternative dates in English:

Date 1: Tuesday, November 10, 2020
Time: 4-5 pm CET (Berlin)/ 10 am EST (Detroit)/ 8:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 11 pm CST (Beijing)/ 12 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=e2bab4cbbc15964e194803c523a03ebde

Date 2: Wednesday, November 11, 2020
Time: 10-11 am CET (Berlin)/ 4 am EST (Detroit)/ 2:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 5 pm CST (Beijing)/ 6 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=e6b73f8fe8a4d51362c35f0cfd83bd1d2

Is SOTIF already causing issues for you? We can help you and give you an overview of the SOTIF standard ISO / PAS 21448. How does SOTIF differ from ISO 26262? Which phases are affected and which steps need to be supplemented in the development process? Use this opportunity to gain some insights in our next webinar.

The webinar will take place on two alternative dates in English:

Date 1: Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Time: 4-5 pm CET (Berlin)/ 10 am EST (Detroit)/ 8:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 11 pm CST (Beijing)/ 12 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=edb50cf9d92aacdfe235a5589a40558d7

Date 2: Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Time: 10-11 am CET (Berlin)/ 4 am EST (Detroit)/ 2:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 5 pm CST (Beijing)/ 6 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=e7f3a985210efd343cdf404288e3c75c9

Does it also surprise you that your Simulink models can become so confusing so quickly? Revising them to create a tidy model architecture also takes up a lot of time. In this webinar we share six secrets to model refactoring with you. These range from general improvements to model layout and structure and efficient signal routing to interface and bus processing and data flow analysis. Reliable routines facilitate modeling and refactoring. This not only makes the refactoring of models more efficient, but also a lot more enjoyable.

The webinar will take place on two alternative dates in English:

Date 1: Tuesday, December 8, 2020
Time: 4-5 pm CET (Berlin)/ 10 am EST (Detroit)/ 8:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 11 pm CST (Beijing)/ 12 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=eb2a6806ee1a1b02b25ac8dd7cdb7f97e

Date 2: Wednesday, December 9, 2020
Time: 10-11 am CET (Berlin)/ 4 am EST (Detroit)/ 2:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 5 pm CST (Beijing)/ 6 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=e25ec75c2bffdd37c7fa9f10b83cee765

The language of the online meeting is English.

Date: Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Time: 3 pm CET (Berlin)/ 9 am EST (Detroit)/ 7:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 10 pm CST (Beijing)/ 11 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: From Friday, January 8, 2021