This guide is designed to describe the building blocks within the Companion MBSE framework and show you how to put the solution together in your own Jama Connect® server. The Companion MBSE framework is also available to load when installing a Jama Connect server for the first time.
Read this guide to learn more about:
Administrative configuration
The Companion MBSE framework and method
Needs review and validation
In this whitepaper, we cover the goals, practices, and artifacts of each Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) level and discuss how Live Traceability™ can help you progress up the 5 levels.
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48:43In this webinar, we share best practices in the Jama Connect platform and demonstrate significant new features that can help you further enhance your aerospace and defense product development process.
In this guide, we take a comprehensive look at ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288:2015 goals, standards, and tools that help achieve compliance.
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1:54Align engineering disciplines to improve the systems development process with Live Traceability™ in Jama Connect®. And monitor and improve overall process performance with Traceability Scores™.
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In this blog, we recap the “Moving from Modules to Models – Is it finally time to leave IBM® DOORS® behind?” webinar. As products grow increasingly complex, many teams are asking themselves if...
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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.
44:13Today’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.
43:55Learn more about data migration towards model-based systems engineering (MBSE) and how best to formalize the process.
This is Part I of a blog series covering a whitepaper titled, The Comprehensive Guide to Successfully Adopting Model-Based Systems Engineering MBSE. Introduction In a previous paper, we discussed...
44:12Join our workshop to see how Jama Software’s Companion MBSE solution can be used to eliminate common MBSE challenges and reduce barriers to broader adoption.
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.
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.
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.
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My initial intention for this blog was to talk about what I describe as MBSE tool maturity levels. And I will surely get around to those levels. But first I think it is important to draw attention...
