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Model-based systems engineering (MBSE): articles on SysML, system modeling and introducing MBSE in product development.

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From SysML v1 to SysML v2: Is Switching Worth It?
Blog Systems engineering

From SysML v1 to SysML v2: Is Switching Worth It?

SysML v2 promises cleaner concepts, a textual notation, and a standard API. But does switching pay off? Pros and cons, an ROI perspective across three starting points, and an honest assessment of who should switch and who is better off staying.

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Benjamin Alders Benjamin Alders 8 min read
From SysML v1 to SysML v2 – Whitepaper
Whitepapers Systems engineering

From SysML v1 to SysML v2

SysML v2 is not v1.8. This guide gives systems engineers a transferable mental model (not a mechanical element mapping) for making the transition with confidence.

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It's not MBSE when you use draw.io or Visio
Blog Systems engineering

It's not MBSE when you use draw.io or Visio

Collaborative modeling workshops are valuable — but drawing pictures isn't MBSE. If you can't validate, derive, or generate from your models, you're missing the point.

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Dr. Alexander Nyßen Dr. Alexander Nyßen 6 min read
MBSE with Natural Language – Whitepaper
Whitepapers Systems engineering

MBSE with Natural Language

The biggest barrier to MBSE adoption isn't tooling — it's the SysML learning curve. This whitepaper shows how natural language patterns and model generation turn your existing requirements into formal SysML v2 models, without training your entire engineering team.

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AI meets MBSE
Webinar Systems engineering

AI meets MBSE

Discover how AI and model-based systems engineering converge to set new industry standards in transportation.

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10 Ways to Improve Systems Engineering – Whitepaper
Whitepapers Systems engineering

10 Ways to Improve Systems Engineering

Most SE failures aren't caused by wrong tools — they're caused by wrong practices. Dr. David Akehurst distills years of field experience into ten concrete, actionable improvements that transform how engineering teams specify, model and deliver complex systems.

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