OptimiSE Magazine Issue 8 - Testing, Integrating and Optimising Software & Systems Engineering

SyntheSys Technologies is excited to announce the release of the latest OptimiSE Magazine.  This latest magazine is a cross-domain special with features across a broad range of industries including defence, automotive and rail.

As usual, you can read the latest news from us and gain technical insight such as:

• Defence & Aerospace- Requirements-based testing, underpinned by a model-based approach;
• Automotive – Systems Engineering in the context of lean manufacturing and fast paced innovation;
• Rail – Engineering and the Williams-Shapps plan.

On page 11 we welcome our newest member of the team, Matt Hirschfield.  Matt joins us as a Principal Engineer and brings depth of knowledge around our IBM® Engineering Lifecycle Management portfolio offering.

OptimiSE Magazine is completely FREE. To read the digital edition and to subscribe, visit: www.optimisese.co.uk

Prefer to flick through the pages?  We will happily send you a copy, simply email: cet@synthesys.co.uk

We hope that the magazine continues to prove to be useful and enjoyable within the community. 

OptimiSE Issue 7 Out Now - An Automotive Systems Engineering Special

 

We are thrilled to invite members of the automotive and wider engineering sectors to read the latest issue of OptimiSE Magazine.

Automotive engineers build some of the world's most complex assets and nowhere is the complexity of technology more evident than in the modern vehicle / platform. Engineering vehicles with a much greater demand for advanced driver functionality comes with a huge number of challenges.  So, with that in mind, and with so many landmark innovations under way, we felt it fitting to dedicate Issue 7 of OptimiSE Magazine to the automotive industry.

This latest magazine is filled with features dedicated to automotive engineering and manufacturing.  On Page 8 we pose some thought around how automotive players can maximise customer value.  Those working in highly specialised, bespoke production will find this particularly useful.  Compliance is a major factor to consider right now, and for those currently navigating Automotive Software Performance Improvement and Capability dEtermination (ASPICE) and other automotive standards, we have a feature on Page 6 which looks at how you could automate this effort seamlessly with the IBM® Engineering Lifecycle Management solution.

OptimiSE Magazine is completely FREE to read.  To read the digital edition and to subscribe, visit: www.optimisese.co.uk

Prefer to flick through the pages?  We will happily send you a copy, simply email: cet@synthesys.co.uk

OptimiSE Magazine Hits your Desktop Once Again

 

The latest issue of OptimiSE Magazine is here!  The magazine is aimed at the Engineering, Systems and Software Development Communities and is packed with interesting articles and resources, together with news and updates from SyntheSys Technologies.

This latest magazine shines a light on how agile and systems engineering can be used in tandem to great effect by engineering development teams.  We also continue to explore the ‘Complexity’ theme by looking at how the rail industry can use proven systems engineering methods for managing highly complex projects.

At a time when collaboration and communication is more important than ever, if you or your organisation would like to contribute an article to a future issue, please do not hesitate to contact us via the editor.

OptimiSE Magazine is completely FREE to read.  To read the digital edition and to subscribe, visit: www.optimisese.co.uk

Prefer to flick through the pages?  We will happily send you a copy, simply email: cet@synthesys.co.uk

OptimiSE Issue 5: Managing Complexity, Engineering Lifecycle Management & Systems Engineering Training

The latest issue of OptimiSE Magazine is out now.  Issue 5 gives the latest from SyntheSys together with  some light-hearted technical insight.  We provide some ‘food for thought’ if you are looking for new ways of improving efficiency at an organisational level or extending your skills at an individual level.

In this issue, we feature an article on how to adapt the product life cycle for complexity (Page 6) which leads into an article looking at the latest IBM® Engineering Lifecycle Management toolset (Page 8).  We are also pleased to offer the free ‘Continuous Engineering for Dummies’ on Page 12.

To read the free online version and to subscribe to future issues, please visit:  http://www.optimisese.co.uk or if you would prefer to receive a free hard copy, contact cet@synthesys.co.uk

Finally, we would love to hear from you!  Have you got something to shout about?  A burning question to ask, or a topic you are passionate about and would like the opportunity to share your thoughts?  We are inviting members of the systems engineering community to contribute articles.  If you are interested in contributing to OptimiSE magazine, please contact cet@synthesys.co.uk    

Issue 4 of OptimiSE Magazine Out Now!

Copies of OptimiSE Issue 4 are winging their way to subscribers – but you can access the magazine online first!  With interesting articles about Automotive Electrification, Engineering Supply Chain Management and Cloud Development, Issue 4 is not to be missed.

In this Issue

• Automotive Electrification – the case for Systems Engineering
• Engineering Supply Chain Management – create a single source of truth for your supply chain
• Cloud Development for Collaborative Engineering Management – are you realising potential benefits of cloud-based developments?

Read now: https://bit.ly/31mhlbM 

We welcome you to contribute articles, to voice opinions, share best practices, ask a question, or simply communicate interesting news with our readers.  Do not hesitate to contact us with any ideas you may have for articles.

OptimiSE is completely FREE to read.  Prefer to flick through the pages?  We will happily send you a copy, simply email info@synthesys.co.uk

Issue 3 of OptimiSE Magazine Available Now – Systems Engineering for the Rail Industry

We are thrilled to publish Issue 3 of OptimiSE Magazine, which aims to share best practices, insights and successes from the Rail Industry, which we are positive will be beneficial to wider industries.

Don’t work in Rail? This magazine is still for you!

The customer successes we have seen in our Systems Engineering business come, in some part, from the fact that we have worked with a range of different organisations across varied industries giving us unique insight and expertise which we then feed back into customer projects.

During the first half of 2019 we saw an increased demand for our services within the Rail Industry – we have been helping high profile players implement tools and practices to manage, implement and accelerate huge infrastructure projects.

We hope this Rail-themed issue makes for an informative, thought-provoking read.

In this issue:

• Transport for London (TfL): Managing Complexity in Major Rail Projects (page 6)

• Guest Article: Progressive Assurance for the Rail Industry (page 8)

• The Case for Systems Engineering: Improved Competitiveness through Collaborative Engineering Management (page 10)

You can read the online magazine by visiting: www.optimiseSE.co.uk or if you would like a free hard copy of the magazine please contact: info@synthesys.co.uk

OptimiSE Magazine is Back!

We were so excited about the response from the first, special edition of OptimiSE Magazine that we decided to produce another one!  Our thanks go out to the many of you who subscribed and provided such positive feedback.  Our second issue is now available and includes the following articles

• Functional and Non-Functional Requirements - page 6
• Guest Article: OMG SysML™ Model Based Systems Engineering in a nutshell - page 8
• Supporting Network Rail IT: Assisting the Upgrade - page 12

Courtesy of IBM®, we are offering readers a free copy of the ‘Systems Engineering for Dummies’ E-Book.  This clear and concise foundation level publication is a key resource to add to any desktop or company library.  A useful resource for those new to Systems Engineering or those looking for a handy reference.  See page 14.

To read the free online version and to subscribe to future issues, please visit:  www.optimisese.co.uk or if you would prefer to receive a free hard copy, contact info@synthesys.co.uk

Finally, we would love to hear from you!  Have you got something to shout about?  A burning question to ask, or a topic you are passionate about and would like the opportunity to share your thoughts?  We are inviting members of the Systems Engineering community to contribute articles.  If you are interested in contributing to OptimiSE magazine, please contact Sarah Thomas:  sarah_thomas@synthesys.co.uk