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Nothing works without tools, because they ensure the efficiency we need today. But they have to be used correctly.
The importance of traceability has already been highlighted here. Professional tools in the systems engineering environment generally support this. However, one tool is usually not enough (see question 3 in Seven questions for choosing the right tool for systems engineering). And the moment more than one tool is needed, the...
Unfortunately, the possibility of linking models is used far too little. Here are 6 practical approaches.
Even though I really appreciate open source and Eclipse, my experience with Papyrus has been rather mixed so far. However, it has been several years since I was allowed to use the tool in a project. In this respect, I find the discussions with Carsten Pitz about Papyrus very exciting, as he actively uses Papyrus in projects. Carsten...
A while ago, I promised to take a look at the Neon-based Papyrus. As many already know, Papyrus is an Eclipse project for UML modeling. I have already reported on Papyrus several times. Here are the first impressions of Papyrus for Information Modeling. Note: The syscamp.nord will take place on 20.10.2018 in Hamburg. Details and tickets (from €50) online...
To get straight to the point: The choice of a tool for system engineering should not come first. Tools should provide support, and to choose the right tool, we must first decide which activities the tool should support. The V-model is a good "map" for discussing in which areas of development tools should be used....
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