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The Object Management Group (OMG) manages many important standards in systems engineering, such as UML, SysML and ReqIF.
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...
For a few weeks there was a survey on SE-Trends: What problem does SysML solve for you? 89 readers took part in the survey, and I will share the results below. By the way, there is currently another survey on the topic of traceability (in the sidebar of SE-Trends). Again, I will share the results in a few weeks...
Anyone involved with MBSE will be familiar with SysML. Version 1.6 was released in December, bringing a few useful new features.
Anyone involved in systems engineering, MBSE and SysML in Germany is sure to have come across Uwe Kaufmann (➜LinkedIn). Uwe is actively involved in the Society for Systems Engineering (GfSE). In particular, he heads the PLM4MBSE working group and the "SysML Industrialization" project group. Today's interview is about SysML v2, which has already been...
Use cases are among the best-known types of modeling There is a good reason for this: when we describe something, we are particularly interested in its behavior. And use cases allow us to do this. It's easy to specify successfully with use cases in a short time if a few basic concepts are internalized and a few rules are followed. Therefore...
SysML 2.0 will be released soon, and there are major changes and improvements. The two that I see the most are the following: First, SysML 2.0 will no longer be defined as a profile, but as a standalone model. Secondly, there will be an API to interact with the model. But for most users, the most important...
ReqIF is alive and kicking in 2018, even if hardly anyone is aware of it. The standard has established itself.
I have long been involved in promoting the ReqIF standard. Among other things, I initiated the open source project that has become the reference implementation of ReqIF. I have already reported on ReqIF, the Requirements Interchange Format, in the past. I have now compiled the knowledge I have accumulated over many years in an online library, which I am making available via the...
The OMG operates a number of wikis that contain interesting topics and information. Today I would like to present a report that is a little old, but still contains exciting insights. It is a survey from 2009 on the use of SysML. First of all: Compilation of SysML RFI- Final Report....
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