Accelerate the Development of Complex Products
September 21–22 2026, Hamburg, oose.campus
Class in German 🇩🇪
Find out how value flow, systems thinking and targeted measures can make new functions available more quickly.
Many companies are adept at developing complex products. Nevertheless, new features often reach users too late. This seminar will show you how to identify typical bottlenecks and tackle them effectively. DevOps has demonstrated what is possible in software development. However, physical product development demands more: systems thinking, a conscious approach to the differences between software and hardware, and an understanding of compliance requirements.
oose.campus, Hamburg, Altona
This training is offered in a collaboration with oose and will take place at their campus in Hamburg.
Booking
| Regular Price | € 1,650.00 |
| Private Person Discount | 25% |
| First Timer | Contact us |
Note: Discounts cannot be combined
About the Training
What you will learn
- Identifying bottlenecks in complex product development
- Analyzing the value stream from demand to delivery
- Using systems engineering as a catalyst
- Aligning requirements, architecture and decisions with impact
- Clarifying interfaces and handover points between teams
- Using MBSE specifically for analysis, coordination and traceability
- Deriving 30-day actions for concrete improvements
- Classifying your own real-world cases using Product Velocity
Audience
- Systems engineers
- Systems architects
- Requirements engineers
- Engineering manager
- Product owner (technical products)
Language
- Workshop in German
- Materials are in English
Certificate
You receive a Certificate of Participation (digital and paper)
Included
- Two full days of in-person training
- Drinks & Snacks
- Product Velocity Quick Reference Guide
- Product Velocity Intervention Workbook
Optional evening event
An informal dinner can be arranged after Day 1. Participation is optional and self-paid.
Your Trainer
Dr. Michael Jastram is the creator of Product Velocity and author of the upcoming book with MIT Press. He has worked in systems and product engineering for over 15 years across automotive and complex systems. His focus is on improving flow from decision to delivery. Participants leave with methods they can apply immediately.
English
German