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Version 2 of the Systems Modeling Language (SysML v2) is currently generating a lot of activity. The standard was recently adopted and manufacturers are working on tools. Many in the systems engineering community are now asking themselves: Is SysML v2 a game changer? Will everything simply continue as before? Or will the standard even die out, as users...
The keynote speech at this year's Systems Engineering Day (TdSE) was given by Nico Michels. He is responsible for the Digital Enterprise & Academics division at Siemens Digital Industries Software. The topic: Sustainability for companies and the role of systems engineering. He provided important impulses to help decision-makers understand the importance of systems engineering for sustainability....
In his presentation at TdSE 2023, Michael Jastram will show how AI can act as an intermediary between humans and system models.
Like last year, the Day of Systems Engineering (TdSE) 2021 will only take place virtually this time. Even though we will all miss the personal exchange, this will at least lower the barriers to participation: no traveling, a reasonable price, especially for students. We have an acute shortage in Systems Engineering, so we are in urgent need of...
In a 2020 survey, Cameo came out as the most popular SysML tool, with 40% of mentions. Open Source was far behind.
The Day of Systems Engineering (TdSE), the annual event of the Society for Systems Engineering (GfSE), began yesterday. This year, the conference is taking place online due to corona. Even if this poses major organizational challenges for the organizers, it still makes the conference a good deal more accessible. On the one hand, it makes traveling unnecessary, and on the other hand, tickets are...
Last week, the Day of Systems Engineering (TdSE) took place in Paderborn, the largest event of the Society for Systems Engineering. I have been attending this event as a speaker for five years now. This year around 300 people attended, slightly less than last year. The hot topics this year were people and modeling.
Summer is irrevocably coming to an end: the e-mail boxes that were full during the vacation period are being processed, children are going back to school and offices are filling up again. To kick things off, here are a few event announcements, some of which I am involved in myself in one way or another. But first things first: the GfSE's systems.camp Nord in...
The Systems Engineering Day 2016 has already been reported on here several times. This time, the results of a participant survey on the topic of "complexity" are published in a guest article. The survey was conducted by Odego, a Hamburg-based company that specializes in modularity and variant management. In the following, Dr. Sandra Eilmus, Managing Director of Odego, describes where the costs...
By the time this article is published, the second day of TdSE will be in full swing. The first day has already been a lot of fun, and below is a summary of the two TdSE keynotes from day one. Schaeffler on the introduction of Systems Engineering This year's TdSE is taking place in Herzogenaurach, the main location of Schaeffler's...
The Day of Systems Engineering (TdSE) is the largest conference on systems engineering in Germany. This conference evolved from the GfSE members' meeting, which is now an appendage. As a systems engineer, I am of course also present there - as a visitor and as a speaker. More on this in a moment. The TdSE takes place every year at...
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