Summary
In this episode of the Applied Imperative podcast, Dale Goulding and Mark Sampson delve into Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), exploring its significance in modern engineering practices. They discuss the challenges faced by the aerospace industry, the implications of Conway's Law, and the necessity for integrated development processes. Through a case study involving a speaker wire problem, they illustrate the importance of communication across engineering disciplines and the need to recognize secondary effects of design decisions. The conversation emphasizes the shift towards a more collaborative and efficient approach to engineering, highlighting MBSE as a crucial tool in addressing industry challenges.
Takeaways
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is essential for modern engineering.
Conway's Law illustrates how organizational structures affect product design.
The aerospace industry faces significant challenges in affordability.
Integration must occur continuously throughout the engineering process.
A parallel development approach enhances efficiency and speed.
Communication across engineering disciplines is critical for success.
Design decisions can have unforeseen secondary effects.
Insane design behavior can lead to repeated mistakes in engineering.
Understanding functions in design helps prevent costly errors.
MBSE can help address complex integration problems in engineering.
Show links
Mark Sampson’s LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-sampson-61402b5/
