OMG and the EDM Council: Openness Put to the Test
The OMG was acquired by the EDM Council. This is relevant to systems engineering because of the many OMG standards.
UAF: Enterprise Architecture Meets MBSE
UAF positions itself as a model-based approach for Enterprise Architecture, System-of-Systems, and Mission Engineering.
When Complexity Tips: Tim Weilkiens on the Digital Storm in Engineering
Tim Weilkiens describes the situation in engineering, with the explosion of complexity and other areas, as a perfect storm.
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Agile Systems Engineering Workshop: Fast SEBRAS
The workshop of the GfSE Agile Systems Engineering working group focused on SEBRAS, Stripes and spreading good ideas.
Keeping an overview: The inheritance hierarchy of SysML v2
Inheritance hierarchy SysML v2 has many surprises in store, understanding it and its relationship to KerML helps with modeling.
ISO 15288: Structure and clarity for the entire system life cycle
The ISO 15288 standard defines processes for the entire system lifecycle and is the most important for systems engineers.
The Eclipse Foundation turns 20: The most interesting SE projects
In recent years, the Eclipse Foundation has shifted its focus from Java development to systems engineering.
Interoperability in systems engineering: the 4 Prostep ivip project clusters
The Prostep ivip supports customers in the automotive and aviation industries. Here are the 4 project clusters with the results from 2023.
Measures of... everything measurable in systems engineering
Predictability in the form of "measures" is an important aspect of systems engineering. It is also an enabler for big data.
Don't Panic! SysML v2 Book Review
Even though SysML v2 is not yet an official standard, there is already at least one book on it: The authors Tim Weilkiens and Christian Muggeo, known from the MBSE podcast, have recently published the book "Don't Panic! - The Absolute Beginners Guide to SysML v2". Here is the review of the book. Is the book worth reading? I will...
Panel on SysML v2 (Part 2): How can we achieve conformance?
This is the second part of the panel on SysML conformance. Last week we introduced the panelists (part 1). We also clarified what SysML conformance is all about and what the scope of conformance is. One thing is clear: the conformance of SysML v2 is at risk. That's why this time we're looking at the panelists' suggestions on how we can...
Panel on SysML v2 (Part 1): Without conformance, users will suffer the most
Last week, I moderated a panel with four well-known experts from the SysML world: Andreas Pollom, Daniel Siegl, Robert Karban and Vince Molnár explained why SysML conformance is important, how we can achieve it, what we get out of it and who suffers the most if we don't ensure conformance quickly. Below is a summary in German. The article...
