Rising product complexity and intense market pressures present major challenges to designers of electronic systems. To stay competitive, tight coordination between processes used by hardware and software engineers is critical to optimize product quality. This is especially true while controlling costs and meeting tight timelines.
This whitepaper discusses key elements of development and explores how the use of shared processes between hardware and software disciplines enable teams to develop products more quickly. Once shared processes are established, common tools can drive the next level of efficiency. It also highlights how how IBM has successfully used these techniques across a 25,000+ user base to significantly reduce development costs, increase reuse, and improve quality.
This paper is sponsored by IBM
About the Author
Murugavel Ganesan
Product Director | SerDes · IVN · Edge AI · Compute | Ex Intel · Infineon
A semiconductor product leader working across product architecture, definition, strategy, and silicon and software execution, from concept through volume production. He has worked with teams across Asia, Europe and the USA, including at Intel, Infineon and ArrayComm.
His work covers ASICs, SoCs, FPGAs and chiplets for wireless, wireline, automotive, IoT and AI, including PCIe, CXL and DDR interfaces alongside RF and mixed-signal design.
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