Description

In Part 2 of our conversation with MBSE expert David Long, we dive deeper into the evolution of model-based systems engineering, tracing its roots, tool development, and growing relevance across industries. You’ll hear how MBSE emerged as a way to improve communication between disciplines, especially between systems and software engineers, and why it's becoming an indispensable part of modern engineering practices.

We explore:

• The historical context and drivers behind MBSE
  
• The critical role of SysML v2 and why its release is a game-changer
  
• How MBSE enables cross-domain collaboration and digital thread continuity
  
• Key software tools and vendors shaping the MBSE ecosystem
  
• The convergence of PLM and MBSE in the age of digital transformation
  
• What MBSE has in common with the evolution from drafting to CAD
  

Whether you're a seasoned systems engineer or just learning about digital engineering, this episode offers an insightful look into the tools, standards, and thought leaders shaping the future.

🛠️ MBSE Tools & Platforms:

• Cameo Systems Modeler by Dassault Systèmes (formerly MagicDraw)
  
• Enterprise Architect by Sparx Systems
  
• Capella by Thales
  
• GENESYS by Vitech
  
• Innoslate by SPEC Innovations
  
• MBSE tools from Ansys and MathWorks
  

📚 Thought Leaders & Trainers:

• Sanford Friedenthal (SysML / MBSE thought leader)
  
• Ed Seidewitz (UML & SysML standards contributor)
  
• Lenny Delligatti – Author of SysML Distilled
  
• Tim Weilkiens – MBSE Trainer and Consultant
  

🧪 Standards Bodies:

• INCOSE (International Council on Systems Engineering)
  
• OMG (Object Management Group) – Developers of UML, SysML, UAF
  
  

🔗 Learn More About SysML v2:

• SysML v2 Initiative at OMG
  
• SysML v2 Release Updates & Resources
  

📩 Contact & Subscribe:

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