Summary
In this episode of the Applied Imperative podcast, Dale Goulding and Mark Sampson continue to examine Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), discussing its significance, challenges in implementation, and the tools available for assessing organizational maturity in MBSE practices. They explore the complexities of integrating systems engineering into product development, emphasizing the need for organizational change and the importance of real-time impact assessments. The conversation highlights the evolution of SysML and the necessity of adapting to increasing product complexity, particularly in aerospace and automotive industries.
Takeaways
MBSE helps avoid costly last-minute integration problems.
Integration is crucial for successful product development.
Organizational change is essential for MBSE implementation.
SysML V2 is a watershed moment for MBSE adoption.
Tools like the MBSE maturity assessment can guide organizations.
Real-time impact assessments are vital for effective change management.
The complexity of products is increasing, necessitating new approaches.
Understanding the implications of changes is critical for success.
Collaboration across domains enhances systems engineering outcomes.
Managing requirements effectively is key to successful product lifecycle management.
Show links
MBSE maturity assessment: https://www.appliedcax.com/mbse/
Column of shame: https://www.appliedcax.com/wp-content/uploads/Columnn-of-Shame.pdf
