Pollinating Great Ideas – Sprouting Interest in MBSE

Pollinating Great Ideas – Sprouting Interest in MBSE by Capturing and Characterizing Device Architectures

The term “System Architecture” often becomes a source of confusion and frustration. What is it?  Why do I need it?  Isn’t this just a traceability tool?  These are common questions and it’s understandable why we might ask them.  The process by which we create a system architecture not only captures the attention of our teams, but also gives the great ideas the best chance at sprouting and growing into great products.

In this webinar, we’ll explore what makes a system architecture effective.  We’ll examine the essential characteristics of a robust system architecture.  We will examine a case study that illustrates the value of investing time and effort into the architecture process.  This case study will reveal how a few simple considerations can make a world of difference in how you characterize, communicate, and lead the development of your next medical device.

Series Details:

Planting the Seeds of Tomorrow – Cultivating the Art and Practice of MBSE in Medical Device Development series is a fresh look at the fundamental concepts that make Systems Engineering with model-based methods a necessity in the Medical Device world.

Episodes:

1. Seeding the Design – The role of MBSE in Requirements Development
2. Pollinating Great Ideas – Sprouting Interest in MBSE by Capturing and Characterizing Device Architectures
3. Cultivating Technical Skill – Growing Technical Capabilities With the Introduction of Simulation
4. Harvesting Lessons and Successes – Reaping the Rewards of our Efforts – A Panel Discussion