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We often come across Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) in systems engineering. However, we - or others - often assume that there is a common understanding of what this means. A common understanding should never be assumed for any term. And especially when the stakes are high or lengthy debates are developing, it is...
I have already written about MBSE several times in this blog, and most readers are probably aware that this refers to Model Based Systems Engineering. And I'm sure many readers also have a rough idea of what it means. Nevertheless, there are many ambiguities and misunderstandings. For example, that MBSE is also possible without SysML, or that MBSE...
What is systems engineering? There are many definitions, usually ranging from "dry" to "extremely dry" (here's mine). But there is another way, as the GfSE shows in a short video. The answers to the question of what systems engineering is are surprisingly emotional and in some cases surprisingly deep. And what...
The V-model is the symbol for systems engineering because it represents important relationships between processes and artifacts.
What is the difference between efficiency and effectiveness? Someone who is efficient has a high degree of effectiveness, i.e. achieves a lot per unit of time. Someone who is effective comes closer to the result. But what does this have to do with systems engineering? Quite simply: the complexity of systems engineering means that you can quickly become efficient without being effective....
Systems engineering is an approach to developing and realizing complex technical systems in large projects.
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