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A number of organizations are helping to establish systems engineering. These include, for example, INCOSE, GfSE, ISO, OMG and many more.
Conference organizers are currently in the doldrums: Since Corona, several conferences of interest to systems engineers have been cancelled. Hopefully they will resume in the fall, but certainly with restrictions. There are various ways to quench your thirst for knowledge in the meantime. Today I would like to draw your attention to the GfSE workshops, one of which I will be attending myself soon.
Anyone involved with MBSE will be familiar with SysML. Version 1.6 was released in December, bringing a few useful new features.
Many readers are familiar with systems.camp, which is now in its seventh year after the first event took place in summer 2013. Since then, it has grown continuously. There are many reasons to attend a systems.camp. This guest article lists the most important ones:
This keynote speech by Paul Schreinemaker on the importance of systems engineering is more relevant than ever today, in 2025, in the age of AI.
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...
Summary: Even though English is now the lingua franca in engineering, it can be more pleasant to read technical literature in German. In this respect, many readers will be pleased that the recently published IREB handbook on agile requirements management is available in both languages.
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...
The International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) is a non-profit organization that operates worldwide. Five years ago, the "Vision 2025" was published, in which several trends in systems engineering were predicted. The document is now about halfway through. To what extent does Vision 2025 seem to have predicted the right direction? And how far is...
ReqIF is alive and kicking in 2018, even if hardly anyone is aware of it. The standard has established itself.
Which topics are you interested in? Update: Ticket sales have started! Early bird discount with voucher "syscamp". To the store >> Summarized: The systems.camp north will take place on October 20, 2018 in Hamburg. More info >> Don't worry: As always, systems.camp nord 2018 is a barcamp where the topics and agenda are created on site. Instead, this is...
Last Thursday, the systems.camp Nord 2017 took place in Hamburg. Like last year, oose kindly provided the campus again. This year, there were three tracks filled with a good mix of systems engineering topics. If you enjoy the barcamp format, you might also like the Modeling Craftsmanship Camp on 18.11....
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