Meet itemis at JetBrains MPS Community Meetup 2023 in Munich (Germany) from Thu, 11 May 2023, 09:00 to Fri, 12 May 2023, 15:00 CEST
Organized by JetBrains, itemis, and Strumenta.
Thanks to the FuMo Editor and its code generator, we can now completely abstain from manual programming. The turnaround times have been reduced considerably. Especially in the testing phases, we achieve significantly reduced cleanup times for defects.
You can also take a look at some of our research projects
Customized Tool Engineering
If you are a pioneer in your own industry or if you are dealing with very specialized technologies or processes, you will often not find any “off-the-shelf” software tools. Customized software tooling approaches from itemis are a valid solution approach here.
Our main focus is the optimization of product and software development processes. For this we use different methods and tools. The agile approach in close cooperation with the customer has proven itself in the creation of innovative solutions. Model-based approaches allow different stakeholders to have different views of the project content. Integration into existing processes and tool chains ensures an efficient development process, and all sub-steps in the development process that can be automated should be automated.
Advanced Engineering combines current best practices in engineering, such as the use of artificial intelligence (AI), agile organization, creativity techniques, and the corresponding tool and IT support. High-level processes are typically already dictated by the industry and the customer's way of working. The automotive industry, for example, has established a very high level of value creation based on the division of labor. Hundreds of companies are involved in the development of a vehicle.
All solutions must be able to solve problems for users not only on a technical level, but also in practical application. Usability and user experience therefore play an important role. Wherever it makes sense and is possible, we work with open standards. Often these already exist for certain parts of domains (e.g., AUTOSAR in the automotive industry or ReqIF for requirements). Where standards do not exist, we propose our own approach. An example is openXSAM for data exchange in security risk analysis projects.
