MESConf Open Space on SysML v2 and FOSS: Can these 7 tools increase acceptance?
This open space session at MESConf 2025 dealt with the question of FOSS tools for SysML v2 modeling.
5 things we need for an MBSE ecosystem: Answers from the MESConf Open Space
At MESConf, we discussed in an open space how we can replicate the success of software ecosystems for an MBSE ecosystem.
Exciting events: The November of Systems Engineering
This November, the Society for Systems Engineering (GfSE) is organizing two interesting events. Reason enough to briefly report on them: The systems.camp Nord will take place in Hamburg on 11.11.2023 and the Tag des Systems Engineering (TdSE) on 15-17.11.2023 in Würzburg. I will be giving a presentation and a tutorial at TdSE.
MESConf Open Space: How AI is revolutionizing MBSE and focusing on compliance
AI can be used in the MBSE context. Here are the results from the MESConf Open Space session. The focus is on compliance.
Fun for better communication in systems engineering
Communication in systems engineering is essential in order to cope with the challenges posed by increasing complexity. This applies to communication within the team as well as the communication of SE (training, presentations) and the exchange with others outside the daily environment. Ideally with a little (or a lot) of fun. In this guest article, Klaus describes...
5 reasons to be part of systems.camp digital 2022
It's that time again: The next systems.camp will take place on March 26. Like last year, it will be an online event. That's a shame, because we all miss the personal contact. But it's also nice because it means there are no travel costs. But... why take part at all? There are a lot of reasons....
systems.camp goes digital!
Save the Date: The next GfSE systems.camp will take place online on April 24, 2021. All further details in the following guest article from the GfSE systems.camp organization team.
3 reasons to visit systems.camp Berlin on March 21
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:
After the camp is before the camp: Welcome systems.camp Rhine-Neckar
The systems.camp is now an established GfSE event in Germany. The Rhine-Neckar region was added in 2019. This means there will be four systems.camps in Germany in 2019. Klaus Rödel, initiator of the Rhine-Neckar systems.camp, explains how this fourth camp came about and what happened at the systems.camp in Munich in February in...
What was discussed at systems.camp Nord: The results
You can already read a summary of systems.camp Nord 2018 here. But as in previous years, the moderators of the individual sessions recorded their results on flipcharts. These may sometimes be a little cryptic for outsiders. However, for those who were at the event, this is a good thought-provoking tool to help you visualize the discussions in...
Review: The systems.camp North 2018
The systems.camp is now an established GfSE event in Germany and takes place three times a year in different regions in Germany. Last Saturday, systems.camp Nord took place in Hamburg, the last systems.camp of the year. Below is an overview of the event and what we learned from it.
What keeps systems engineers awake at night - and what they want to discuss at systems.camp Nord
The GfSE systems.camp Nord will take place in Hamburg on October 20. If you want to participate, you should be quick, because the early bird discount ends at the end of the week: Only €30 for GfSE members (€50 regular). Book now >> To make the event as relevant as possible, we asked in advance which topics are on your mind...
