BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://www.cimdata.com///NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.15// METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260413T134710EDT-6039Seeup2@https://www.cimdata.com/ DTSTAMP:20260413T174710Z DESCRIPTION:Does SysML v2 Improve MBSE Collaboration?\nA Complimentary Webi nar sponsored by the Aerospace &\; Defense PLM Action GroupFeaturing Ch ris Watkins\, Principal Engineer of MBSE\, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporatio n\n24 February 2026 11:00 EST | 08:00  \;PST | 17:00 CET\nRegister Ab out our Speaker\nOver the past decade\, adoption of Model-Based Systems En gineering (MBSE) has accelerated dramatically\, coinciding with the widesp read use of collaborative document platforms such as Microsoft Office 365. However\, as organizations transitioned from document-centric to model-ce ntric approaches\, they discovered that collaboration capabilities within MBSE environments lagged—even though the need for effective collaboration in models was greater than with document-based systems engineering.\nThe r elease of SysML v2 in September 2025 has renewed optimism for advancing co llaboration in MBSE. This next-generation standard introduces a fundamenta lly new modeling language and infrastructure\, leveraging data repositorie s and standardized APIs to deliver model data to diverse client applicatio ns. Industry anticipates significant improvements in collaboration as solu tion providers implement SysML v2—not only within system architecture tool s but also through integration with adjacent domains such as requirements management\, verification and validation\, project management\, financial planning\, and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM).\nThis webinar will repo rt the results of an in-depth 18-month investigation conducted by domain e xperts from A&\;D PLM Action Group companies to analyze SysML v2’s capa bilities and the implications for OEMs and suppliers. The project team exp lored deployment strategies for collaborative MBSE scenarios\, identified gaps in the standard\, assessed external considerations\, and formulated r ecommendations for the aerospace and defense industry\, solution providers \, and standards bodies.\nDo these statements sound familiar?\n\n\nThe Col laboration Reality: As an OEM\, I need to collaborate with my suppliers on aircraft designs. I can’t force my partners to use my tools\, and it isn’ t practical for us to share the same tool solutions across organizations. \nThe MBSE Integration Gap: My models feel like isolated islands because i t isn’t easy to collaborate within MBSE models when using tools from multi ple providers.\nThe Standards Void: There are little to no standards that guide the exchange of MBSE data\, leaving me uncertain if a critical requi rement survived the exchange.\nThe Broken Digital Thread: There is little to no integration between the MBSE tool and PLM systems (unless they are f rom the same solution provider)\; this forces manual work that can lead to costly errors.\nThe Lock-In Dilemma: Tool vendor lock currently offers th e best solution for integration and collaboration\, but I find it far from ideal for driving long-term agility.\n\n\nWhat will I learn?\n\n\nUnderst and the core architecture of SysML v2 and how it fundamentally differs fro m SysML v1. \nEvaluate how SysML v2.0 improves collaboration and data exch ange between A&D OEMs and their global supply chain.\nDetermine the optima l timing and strategy for rolling out SysML v2 across various organization al and collaboration scenarios.\nIdentify current limitations within the S ysML v2.0 standard (as benchmarked by the AD PAG) and the critical externa l considerations required for success.\nDevelop robust strategies for tool integration\, procurement\, and IT infrastructure that effectively levera ge and support SysML v2.\nReview specific recommendations for the A&D indu stry\, solution providers\, and the OMG (SysML v2 standard body).\n\n\nWho should attend?\n\nThis webinar is designed for anyone with a responsibili ty or interest in product program integration\, model-based systems engine ering (MBSE)\, PLM program planning\, and PLM Systems Architecture. More g enerally\, it will be of interest to those involved in digitalization and transformation across products\, production\, or services.\nSpecific roles that would benefit include product program and engineering managers\, sup ply chain managers\, and PLM program and project managers. It is also high ly relevant for systems engineers and architects\, MBSE engineers and arch itects\, and members of MBSE standards committees. Additionally\, PLM solu tion architects and solution providers across the MBSE and PLM landscapes will find the presentation valuable. Finally\, strategists and solution ar chitects focused on the digital thread\, digitalization\, and digital tran sformation will find this information particularly essential for their pla nning and implementation efforts.\n\nDuring the webinar\, you’ll also have the opportunity to ask questions. DTSTART:20260224T160000Z DTEND:20260224T170000Z LOCATION:On-line () SUMMARY:Webinar: Does SysML v2 Improve MBSE Collaboration? END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR