Presentation will reflect on the current state of Model-Based Systems Engineering eight years after the Object Management Group’s (OMG) adoption of SysML.
ANN ARBOR, Michigan, 3 June 2014—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm announces that David Long, President of INCOSE, will make a presentation at CIMdata’s upcoming Systems Engineering workshop in Cincinnati on June 24th.
Mr. Long’s presentation, “Model-Based Systems Engineering at the Age of Eight,” will take a look at Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) eight years after the adoption by OMG of SysML. Model-based has become the hot topic in the systems domain and organizations are investing heavily in developing new representations, standards, methodologies, and technologies to transform the practice of systems engineering through model-driven paradigms. This presentation will consider what MBSE is and what it is not. The presentation will also look at the strengths and weaknesses, aspects to be reinforced, and aspects to addressed if MBSE is to successfully transform systems engineering as opposed to becoming the next failed silver bullet.
CIMdata’s Systems Engineering workshop is a must-attend event for industrial organizations and solution providers involved with systems engineering. It provides independent education and a collaborative networking environment where ideas, trends, experiences, and relationships critical to systems engineering germinate and take root. Attendees should expect to gain a solid understanding of current best practices and of the work that CIMdata’s Systems Engineering Knowledge Council is undertaking. For more information visit http://cimdata.com/en/education/knowledge-council-workshops/2014-systems-engineering-workshop-na
About David Long, President, INCOSE
A committed member of the worldwide systems community, David Long is the 2014/2015 President of INCOSE. David has served INCOSE since 1997 including a term as the Washington Metropolitan Area chapter president and international roles including Member Board Chair, Director for Communications, and Director for Strategy. He is a frequent presenter at industry events worldwide delivering keynotes and tutorials spanning introductory systems engineering, the advanced application of model-based systems engineering (MBSE), and the future of systems engineering. In 2006, David received the prestigious INCOSE Founders Award in recognition of his many contributions to the organization.
For over twenty years, David has focused on enabling, applying, and advancing MBSE to help transform the state of the systems engineering practice. David is the founder and president of Vitech Corporation where he developed and commercialized CORE®, a leading systems engineering software environment used around the world. Throughout his career, David has played a key technical and management role in refining and extending systems engineering to expand the analysis and communication toolkit available to systems practitioners. His experiences and efforts led him to co-author the book A Primer for Model-Based Systems Engineering to help spread the fundamental concepts of this key approach to modern challenges. He continues to lead the Vitech team as they deliver innovative, industry-leading solutions to help organizations develop and deploy next-generation systems.
David holds a bachelor’s degree in Engineering Science and Mechanics, as well as a master’s degree in Systems Engineering from Virginia Tech.
