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Improving interaction between different design and development teams

Submitted by kerckenaere on Tue, 09/29/2009 - 11:05
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Overview of the solution: 

Creating a communication platform and approach to assure that everybody involved in the common project is 'speaking' the same language.

Co-Design Challenges Addressed: 


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The realization of a joint HW/SW co-design project that involves HW and SW teams from different companies requires these teams to interact and cooperate both within the companies as well as in between companies. The problems encountered are the language difference (although English is used as a common language interpretation and use of the common language is different by the different teams) and the differences in the documentation flow.

 

Additional Information: 


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The above mentioned situation results in issues with interpretation of data and specifications, issues with revision marking (document updates are done without highlighting changes – different information tracking systems – different (not-linked) data servers), issues with the understanding and the complexity of the specifications document and issues with proper understanding of underlying concepts and applications.