We call them intersectors. They are the human connections that hold the collaborative organization together. They act as bridges providing fluidity and insights, increasing the organization’s ability to react to internal and external change. Intersectors are the critical interfaces that most managers never knew they had or needed. Why do …

Model-based systems engineering is many things. It is architecture and analytics. It is communication and analysis. It is methods and tools. Fundamentally, it represents a shift from low fidelity representations in documents to higher fidelity, richer representations serving as the single source of truth for both communications and analysis. Ultimately, …

In a recent blog post “The Future of Fully Connected MBSE” and a webinar “Connecting GENESYS to Analytical Engineering Tools” I discussed the mechanisms available for GENESYS to support the analytical aspects of our engineering design activities. In this blog post I will outline an example of how GENESYS can support the …

The central responsibility of the systems engineer is matching the results produced by the solution system with the stakeholders’ requirements. The International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) clearly defines the job of the systems engineer as “. . . ensur(ing) that the customer and stakeholder’s needs are satisfied . . …