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One area of application for AI in product development that is often overlooked at present is change management
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One area of application for AI in product development that is often overlooked at present is change management

PTC seems to be on a shopping spree at the moment: After the acquisition of Codebeamer made headlines last year, it is now Pure Systems' turn. PTC has thus added a product for variant management for ALM to its portfolio, and one that scales. What does this mean for the tool market for the development of complex products? The following is a...

What do we need to bring Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) into the mainstream? Or is MBSE already mainstream? On January 9, 2023, I had a conversation with Peter Lieber and Daniel Siegl from LieberLieber on this topic. As an evangelist, sales partner of Sparx Systems (Enterprise Architect) and manufacturer of product extensions, LieberLieber has a clear opinion on the...

AI is transforming many areas of product development. In this article, we examine the possibilities with regard to product lines.

This guest article by Dr. Danilo Beuche deals with the topic of product line engineering, another complexity driver in systems engineering. Some readers may be surprised to learn that there is not just one, but several standards on this topic. Dr. Beuche explains below whether this makes sense.

A lot is currently happening again with SysML, as the initial submission of the standard took place in August. A revised version is expected to be submitted in the middle of next year. This week, a virtual meeting of the SysML v2 Submission Team (SST) took place, at which the current status was described and which I attended. Also...
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