Digital Twins offer a lot of promise. Yet, they need the right data to deliver real value. In this webinar, Chad Jackson joins a panel to give a three-hundred and sixty degree view of Digital Twins, focusing on what data is needed to make them impactful
Webinar hosted by Digital Engineering.
August 29, 2016
PTC’s Integrity Modeler
If you’ve been following some of the latest on new tools that help engineer’s design and develop products, then you’ve seen system engineering come up again and again. Processes and standards have been around for some time for system engineering. However, it has only been in the last few years that we’re seeing a growing number of specialized solutions for …
Now that is a whole lot of acronyms. Why talk about all of them together? Well, there seems to a lot of confusion about these kinds of initiatives. You see all of these acronyms have something in common, the phrase Model Based are used to start each of them. So people expect them to be closely interrelated. But really isn’t a …
May 5, 2016
Model Based System Engineering (MBSE)
This article shares an overview of a Model-Based Systems Engineering initiative.
August 28, 2015
The Coming War for Engineering Talent
Continuity, in terms of engineering staffing, is a rare thing. Many organizations struggle to find suitable engineering candidates. Onboarding is a long process where new engineers are often placed into semi-apprenticeships before taking on serious responsibilities. Replacing key contributing engineers is often an all-hands emergency. Unfortunately, a number of issues that range from generational issues to increased hyper-specialization promise to …
August 28, 2015
The Increasing Volatility of Engineering Work
Today, engineers are working longer and harder than ever. A simple afternoon phone call about a product issue turns into a fire drill, deprioritizing all other work. Soon it escalates into staying at the office late, or worse yet, the entire weekend. Unfortunately, this scenario is all too familiar for engineers.