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14 August 2024

6 minutes

How to apply MBSE in early design phases: tools and processes for system engineers

How is MBSE applied in early design phases and how can it help engineers define a system architecture that fulfils the initial set of pro...

18 July 2024

6 minutes

How to successfully address the challenges of adopting an MBSE approach

Discover how to address challenges involved in implementing model-based system engineering methodologies in new projects in our latest MB...

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19 June 2024

7 minutes

Understanding 10 key principles of model-based system engineering (MBSE)

Dive into the core principles of MBSE to discover how and why it is transforming typical system engineering activities in multiple indust...

30 May 2024

3 minutes

Starion’s digital engineering experts deliver at MBSE 2024 Workshop

A round-up of Starion's contributions to the MBSE 2024 Workshop in Bremen, Germany

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22 May 2024

4 minutes

The future of system engineering: What is MBSE and why do we need models?

In this new blog series, we’ll explain the principles of MBSE and how you can start using it, beginning with an overview.

2 May 2024

1 minute

Starion provides MBSE support for Dutch MoD unmanned surface vessel

Starion is supporting the Dutch MoD with MBSE expertise and our CDP4-COMET platform to design a maritime unmanned surface vehicle

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20 September 2023

7 minutes

11 Ways to Ensure Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design and Collaborative Engineering

Concurrent design sessions bring together the client, experts from various domains and system engineers to develop an integral, consisten...

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22 August 2023

4 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 11 – Avoiding Bias in Decision-Making

11. Avoiding bias in decision-making A final challenge that we face when supporting rigour and quality in concurrent design is how to max...

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18 July 2023

4 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 10 – How to Manage Trade-offs and Infeasible Aspects

10. How to manage trade-offs and infeasible aspects In the early design phase of a complex project, many details are still undecided and ...

21 June 2023

5 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 9 – How to Manage the Interfaces Between Subsystems

9. How to Manage the Interfaces Between Subsystems When designing complex systems, one area that is good to explore as early as possible ...

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18 May 2023

5 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 8 – Create shared understanding without looking stupid

8. Create shared understanding without looking stupid When talking about complex systems in concurrent design sessions, people will inevi...

19 April 2023

4 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 7 – How to Deal with Blaming and Shaming

7. How to deal with naming and shaming When issues are revealed in concurrent design sessions, it is inevitable that some blaming and sha...

23 March 2023

5 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 6 – Challenging the Experts

6. Challenging the experts When you are the facilitator in concurrent design sessions you may know a lot less about the topic than the pa...

15 February 2023

4 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 5 – Focus Without Losing a Holistic View

5. Focus without losing a holistic view Quality is created by focus; the more we zoom in, the more issues we find and can resolve. Howeve...

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19 January 2023

4 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 4 – Quality In is Quality Out

4. Quality in is quality out When we support our stakeholders to present the information they bring to the table in a structured and comp...

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15 December 2022

4 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 3 – Validation

3. Validation and doing the maths Validation is a standard practice in system engineering, but it is still mostly a planned and separate ...

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17 November 2022

4 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 2 – Use 60 Eyes to Check and Double Check

2. Use 60 eyes to check and double check Peer reviewing is one of the most effective ways to validate the quality and rigour of results. ...

19 October 2022

3 minutes

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 1 – The Role of the Facilitator

1. The role of the facilitator Concurrent design requires a specific style of process facilitation. Traditionally, facilitation methods p...

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How to apply MBSE in early design phases: tools and processes for system engineers

How to successfully address the challenges of adopting an MBSE approach

Understanding 10 key principles of model-based system engineering (MBSE)

Starion’s digital engineering experts deliver at MBSE 2024 Workshop

The future of system engineering: What is MBSE and why do we need models?

Starion provides MBSE support for Dutch MoD unmanned surface vessel

11 Ways to Ensure Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design and Collaborative Engineering

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 11 – Avoiding Bias in Decision-Making

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 10 – How to Manage Trade-offs and Infeasible Aspects

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 9 – How to Manage the Interfaces Between Subsystems

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 8 – Create shared understanding without looking stupid

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 7 – How to Deal with Blaming and Shaming

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 6 – Challenging the Experts

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 5 – Focus Without Losing a Holistic View

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 4 – Quality In is Quality Out

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 3 – Validation

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 2 – Use 60 Eyes to Check and Double Check

Ensuring Quality and Rigour in Concurrent Design: 1 – The Role of the Facilitator