From Mercedes to NIO: What Defines Modern Engineering Toolchains
Dr. Yousef Hooshmand has worked in both the German and Chinese automotive sectors and shares his perspective.
Find the problem before you solve it: The Product Velocity Anti-Pattern Finder
The Anti-Pattern Finder allows users to identify a Product Velocity problem in two minutes.
Valispace reloaded: Altium Requirements Portal with a generous license model
Valispace was renamed Requirements Portal after the acquisition by Altium, which is very favorable for teams.
When is SysML correct and when is it not?
An exchange of blows between Juozas Vaicenavičius and Andrius Armonas falls short; the question of correct SysML v2 is far more complex.
Starforge: How AI and SysML v2 accelerate engineering
Starforge is a new software that enables the integration of development models for Industrial DevOps.
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The Model as Code Paradigm: An Interview with Juozas Vaicenavicius of Sensmetry
In this interview, Juozas Vaicenavičius (Sensmetry) explains how SysIDE implements the "Model as Code" paradigm, and why MBSE needs openness.
Interface modeling with SysML v2 (in SysIDE)
SysML v2 is ideal for interface modeling. However, choosing the right model elements is not easy.
Interview with Prof. Bernhard Rumpe: Industrialization with modelling
In this interview, Prof. Bernhard Rumpe talks about the acute industrial crisis and how MBSE can help us overcome it.
Why interface specifications must be accessible
Good and precise interface specifications can drastically reduce integration problems by bringing stakeholders on board.
SeaLion case study: Satellite development with Docs-as-Code
The SeaLion project developed a CubeSat with docs-as-code: Artifacts are stored in gitHub in YAML notation.
Dalus, SysML v2 and the real benefits of MBSE: Interview with Sebastian Völkl
In this interview, Sebastian Völkl explains why he founded Dalus and how MBSE and SysML v2 bring real benefits.
Innovation in the tool market: Why is it so difficult?
Innovation in the tool market for products is low, at least compared to software tools. Will this change soon?
