Date: 28 August 2014

Issue: 20

In This Issue

Finding the Faulty Component - In Us

Bethany Maddox, Customer Care Specialist

We are all constantly finding places in our lives and our businesses where there are triggers, relationships, components, and other elements that aren’t working. We have the education in systems engineering and the tools in CORE and GENESYS, so why aren’t we correcting these problems, and effectively changing our world through systems engineering? Read More.

MBSE and SysML: Twins or Just Friends?

Warren Smith, Vitech Principal Systems Engineer

MBSE and SysML have spent some time growing up together – and even gotten popular together, and now they’re finding that many are confusing them as twins, or even two names for the same concept. Read More.

Management of INTERFACES and LINKS

Ron Kratzke, Vitech Principal Systems Engineer

One of the more common questions we’ve been fielding lately is “How does interface development work in CORE 9?” CORE 9 is different than previous versions of the software, and it’s important to get a strong understanding to fully leverage the power of the changes. Read More.

 A Revolution All Dressed Up for Dinner

Zane Scott, Vitech VP of Professional Services

At its recent International Symposium the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) released its Systems Engineering Vision 2025 report titled aptly “A World In Motion.” This document is a bold and forward-thinking vision of an exciting future. On the surface it appears innocuous enough. However, it is only on close examination that the truly disruptive power of the document emerges. Read More. 

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