Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering IESE
Webinar: Implementing Software Defined X with WebAssembly
Bringing innovation and customer needs together with hardware abstraction
Innovative product development requires the ability to respond quickly to constantly changing markets. Companies are often confronted with customer requirements that are familiar from the end consumer sector: almost daily updates that unlock new functionalities and improve security. This scenario also applies to integrated marketplaces for the direct purchase of software. At the same time, development teams are faced with a significant increase in the proportion of software in their products, which brings with it new regulations and quality controls. Software is thus no longer a supplementary element, but is moving to the center of innovative value creation.
This change makes it clear that a paradigm shift is necessary to remain competitive in the long term. One forward-looking trend in this direction is Software Defined X. But what characterizes software-based projects, how do they differ from "Smart X" projects, and how can Software Defined X be implemented technologically? This webinar provides inspiration for innovative and efficient software engineering processes.
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Information and details about the webinar
- Management perspective
- Product and engineering managers, as well as CDOs, CIOs, and CTOs, receive a novel impetus to set themselves apart from the competition.
- Efficient engineering
- Similar to New Work and agile working, Software Defined X could fundamentally change how product development works in the future.
- Tech Talk A
- Concrete system architecture, including the technologies used, will be presented for engineering teams and developers.
- Strengthening sovereignty
- The webinar content opens up a new perspective on the further development of the innovation ecosystem in Germany – with the aim of strengthening Germany and Europe as a technology location in the long term.