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Ep 20 - More Perspectives on the Shift-Left and the Comprehensive Digital Twin with Mike Crist and Scot Morrison - Part 1
Season 2 of the Industry Forward Podcast continues with another three part series on the intricacies of shifting-left with the comprehensive digital twin.
Today, Dale and I will be talking with Mike Crist, Industry Strategist for Aerospace, Defense, and Transportation at Siemens Digital Industries Software, and, returning, Scot Morrison, Vice President of Shift-Left Software Product Management in the Hardware Assisted Verification Group at Siemens EDA. With Scot returning, the next three episodes are something of a companion to our previous conversation with Doug Burcicki and Scot. We will be getting a new perspective from Mike on
some of the same topics as in that previous discussion, and covering some new topics around shifting left with the CDT.
In part one, we will revisit the major trends of the software-defined product revolution, talk about how shifting-left can help, and discuss the role of systems engineering practices.
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By Siemens Digital Industries SoftwareSeason 2 of the Industry Forward Podcast continues with another three part series on the intricacies of shifting-left with the comprehensive digital twin.
Today, Dale and I will be talking with Mike Crist, Industry Strategist for Aerospace, Defense, and Transportation at Siemens Digital Industries Software, and, returning, Scot Morrison, Vice President of Shift-Left Software Product Management in the Hardware Assisted Verification Group at Siemens EDA. With Scot returning, the next three episodes are something of a companion to our previous conversation with Doug Burcicki and Scot. We will be getting a new perspective from Mike on
some of the same topics as in that previous discussion, and covering some new topics around shifting left with the CDT.
In part one, we will revisit the major trends of the software-defined product revolution, talk about how shifting-left can help, and discuss the role of systems engineering practices.