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Soziotechnische Architektur Reviews mit Jonas Clusen und Hansjörg Gude In dieser Episode von Software-Architektur im Stream spricht Hansjörg Gude mit Eberhard Wolff über soziotechnische Architektur Reviews (STAR). Der Ansatz erweitert klassische Reviews um die organisatorische Perspektive. Das Ergebnis des Reviews zeigt, wie Teams, Kommunikation und Strukturen die Architektur beeinflussen. Gemeinsam diskutieren wir, wie STAR hilft, technische und soziale Spannungsfelder zu erkennen und daraus konkrete, wirksame Verbesserungen für Systeme und Organisationen abzuleiten - und wie durch den Ansatz Organisationen auch schon nachweisbar verbessert worden sind.

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Music: Fresh Focus by Kevin MacLeod

Europe’s automotive sector is restructuring around software-defined mobility, with manufacturers, suppliers, open source organisations, and technology providers adopting shared development models to manage complexity and maintain strategic control. This session will examine how open source can strengthen competitiveness across the automotive value chain, drawing on perspectives from industry leaders, software suppliers, and the European Commission.

Panellists will consider how collaborative platforms support interoperability, reduce duplication, and enable long-term capability, and how these industry efforts align with the Commission’s Automotive Action Plan and broader transport innovation agenda. The discussion will address the regulatory and organisational conditions needed to sustain shared development, ensure safety and compliance, and support deployment at scale. It will also explore how insights from software-defined vehicle initiatives can inform open approaches across other strategic sectors.

Speakers: John Ellis (President & Head of Product, Codethink), Dr. Ing Sara Gallian (Senior Manager, SDV & Automotive Programs, Eclipse Foundation), Nicholas Gates (Senior Policy Advisor, OpenForum Europe), Christian Wege

Procurement shapes markets. Yet discussions on digital sovereignty often focus narrowly on public sector procurement, overlooking the shared dependencies and opportunities across Europe’s industrial and critical sectors. This session will examine how non-price criteria — such as openness, interoperability, and sustainability — can strengthen strategic autonomy and innovation across both public and private demand.

Panellists will explore what happens when procurement is viewed through the lens of IT users and IT vendors rather than institutional boundaries, and how this perspective can help align incentives, avoid “open washing” and “sovereignty washing”, and build capacity across Europe’s digital economy. The discussion will also ask: what precisely is Europe’s strategic interest in procurement — and how can it be implemented coherently across sectors?

Speakers: Michał Kobosko (Member of the European Parliament (Renew Europe)), Pamela Krosta-Hartl (Managing Director, ZenDiS), Dominic Laurie