Pillar four: model-based systems engineering
From system requirements to implementation and manufacturing, a Model-based Systems Engineering approach allows team members to view the entire system (electronic, electrical, mechanical, and software) and model pieces of that system defining and optimizing interconnectivity and traceability from one domain to the other.
Why is model-based systems engineering important?
- Helps companies accelerate time to market
- Allows teams to perform simulations early
- Enables early trade-off analysis
- Optimizes system integration
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