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How can organizations successfully introduce product architecture and model-based systems engineering (MBSE) initiatives and make them part of everyday engineering practice?
Dr. David Allaverdi, who leads Strategy and Innovation for Zuken's MBSE solutions, shares ten practical lessons for building lasting engineering capabilities. In this conversation, hosted by Thomas Gessner, David explains why successful transformation requires more than methods and software.
The discussion explores three essential pillars of sustainable transformation: Leadership and Ownership, Organization and Enablement, and Execution and Adoption.
Ten Practical LessonsLeadership and Ownership
Organization and Enablement
Execution and Adoption
Making MBSE Part of Everyday Engineering – Ten Lessons for Lasting Systems Engineering Adoption
Discover the ten lessons in more detail, including practical recommendations, a step-by-step roadmap, and approaches for measuring progress toward sustainable engineering transformation.
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Making MBSE part of everyday engineering - Zuken
David Allaverdi (Ph.D.) leads Strategy and Innovation for Zuken’s MBSE solutions. His experience spans
industry, consulting and engineering software. He combines strategic engineering with model-based systems
engineering to help organizations manage complexity, navigate uncertainty and develop adaptable product
architectures. His work focuses on making system knowledge useful in engineering decisions and sustaining it
across the product lifecycle.
Book a meeting with Dr. David Allaverdi:
[email protected]
https://www.zuken.com/book-davidallaverdi
This episode is the English-language version of a conversation originally published by VDE Bavaria.
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