Jama Connect Airborne Systems Solution Overview

In this eBook, we discuss the fundamentals of systems engineering best practices, the “V” model, we cover the characteristics of good systems engineering, and lessons learned.

In this eBook, we examine the Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge (SEBok), provide an overview of the eight parts of the SEBoK, who should use it, and why it was created for systems engineering.

In this 2022 airborne systems development trends eBook, industry experts discuss challenges, disruptors, and tips for standing above the competition in aerospace and defense product development.

In this customer story, we walk through why Telesat selected Jama Connect as part of an overall investment in engineering processes and tools for its satellite constellation project.

Today’s products are becoming increasingly complex and software-intensive – this is one of the main reasons that MBSE has emerged as the standard approach to digital transformation.

In this paper, we discuss how to leverage Jama Connect for MBSE to enable cross-discipline collaboration and a data-centric digital approach to prioritize the speed of delivery.

In this whitepaper, our expert discusses key factors associated with successfully adopting MBSE and defines a roadmap tailored to your organization resulting in the successful adoption of MBSE.

Enable cross-discipline collaboration and an integrated digital approach to accelerate systems development with Jama Connect for Air, Land, Sea, and Space Systems.

In this quickstart guide, we describe the building blocks within the Companion MBSE framework and show you how to put the solution together in your own Jama Connect server.

Learn how Jama Connect for Companion MBSE provides a path for MBSE adoption where the application of collaboration, modeling, and methods reduces time and effort across the lifecycle.

In this whitepaper, written in conjunction with the avionics experts at AFuzion, we examine this important safety standard and the key components of ARP4761A.

In this paper, we examine how and why the Easy Approach to Requirements Engineering Syntax (EARS) notation enables cross-team collaboration, improves product requirements, and reduces project risk.