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Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is the formalized application of modeling to support system requirements, design, analysis, verification and validation activities beginning in the conceptual design phase and continuing throughout product development to retirement. The MBSE initiative was established in 2007 to realize the Systems Engineering Vision of the “future of systems engineering is model based” to scale systems engineering by replacing document-oriented practices with models.

Since its launch, the MBSE working groups have expanded to become a major part of the INCOSE International Workshop with models of all kinds used in many working groups to push the practice forward. To disseminate this MBSE information, the MBSE Initiative hosts the annual MBSE Workshop. This year the workshop is being held on one day to avoid the ‘fire hose’ update of the former two-day format.

• Review of where we are in transforming systems engineering to a model-based discipline
• Professional Society, Standards and Working Group sessions with MBSE-related updates
• Hybrid workshops on AI/Machine Learning and System Safety

As in previous years, the larger MBSE Initiative is an integrated activity occurring over the full duration of the International Workshop. The MBSE Workshop sessions are being held Saturday afternoon according to the schedule below. As in recent years, the workshop is being hosted as a hybrid event for both in-person and online attendance.

We invite you to join us on the cutting-edge of systems engineering for a riveting workshop.