Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Wagenpfeil
Software Engineering | IT-Management | Gutachter fĂźr Informatik
Target group analysis in software engineering is often underestimated. Although we now formulate good user stories or use cases in many projects, there is usually no consideration of user motivation – also from a psychological perspective. And only when applications Continue Reading
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AI is everywhere – and adds value in many areas. But what good will it do us if AI becomes an end in itself and we no longer think about “the best solution”, but want to solve everything with AI Continue Reading
Of course, generative AI is everywhere. Literally, everyone is confronted with generated content. Either, because we are generating texts, images, audio, or even video by yourself, or because others are generating content we are consuming. In various discussions I discover Continue Reading
That was close….Last week a crititcal security hole was detected and it reads almost like a thriller movie plot, when you dive into the details. Luckily almost unknown from the public, here’s what happened: The setup:– the SSH protocol (one Continue Reading
Short-term project goals vs. long-term planning…I am increasingly noticing that long-term planning is very quickly sacrificed in order to achieve short-term goals. Architects and strategy-conscious developers are often put off with the “firm promise” that they will tidy up after Continue Reading
I think that’s terrible!In many project meetings, there is more and more talk of “resources” that can be bought in externally, that can be ramped up and down, that can be swapped quickly, and so on. And of course, the Continue Reading
Are your shared drives, sharepoints and Teams groups increasingly turning into data graveyards? Managers are often under the misconception that it is enough to store documentation somewhere centrally for everyone to access. As soon as the number of documents, their Continue Reading
In former times, new technologies were mostly marked by using 3-letter abbreviations. For example, we had XML, JEE, SOA, JPA, JNI, EAI, and many more. I used to be kidding in my lectures at that time, that any thinkable tree-letter Continue Reading