A recent IDC study showed that 90% of small and medium-size businesses are budgeting for the digital transformation and 73% have begun the process. According to the survey, the top goal for these companies making the digital transformation journey is to improve product development and design processes.
As companies transform and adopt Digital Engineering practices to improve product development processes, Zuken is also transforming. With the acquisition of Vitech Corporation, an industry leader in Model-Based System Engineering technology, Zuken is embracing the digital transformation of electrical and electronic product development.
Digital Engineering begins with the construction of a product model by the Systems Engineering team. The model is comprised of architecture, requirements, and behaviors creating a design envelope for the electrical and electronic components of the product.
A major obstacle to model-based design is making the model relevant throughout the product lifecycle. The electrical and electronic design tools need to import the model architecture and expose the requirements to the detailed design team.
Maintaining a robust digital engineering design process requires a digital thread to capture digital conversations for traceability. The digital conversation can span internal and external organizations and involve procurement, vendors, design, manufacturing and field service.
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This webinar will explore the fundamentals of systems engineering and the model-based approach. and the importance of MBSE in addressing the increasing complexity of product design within Zuken's Electrical and Electronic design environments.
L'ingénierie des systèmes basée sur des modèles donne une nouvelle base à la stratégie d'ingénierie numérique de Zuken -- Suite à l'acquisition de la société américaine Vitech Corporation, spécialiste du MBSE, et à la création de Zuken Vitech en 2019, Zuken a maintenant officiellement ajouté la technologie GENESYS MBSE 2.0 de Vitech à son portefeuille européen de produits et de services.
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This webinar will discuss the relationship between systems engineering, digital engineering, and MBSE in creating the framework we need to deliver complex products.
