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Location: Detroit and Virtual

Location: Virtual

Location: Virtual

Location: Virtual

Date: July 20 to 22, 2020 Location: Virtual

Date: October 21 to 24, 2019

Location: Hilton Tampa Downtown, 211 N. Tampa Street, Tampa FL

Date: July 20 to 25, 2019

Location: Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, One Grand Cypress Blvd, Orlando FL

Date: January 26 to 29, 2019

Location: Torrance Marriott Redondo Beach, 3635 Fashion Way, Torrance, California 90503

Abstract:Facilitate sessions where the Authors will present their MBE topic solicit consensus on the explanations as described in the working versions of the DEIX encyclopedia. Then solicit feedback on the lists of relevant standards, then, agree to the priority and the applicability to exchanging MBE information between buyers, suppliers, and disciplines. Also, A working session to evolve the current state of the Digital Engineering Information Exchange models. The team will engage in collaborative sessions to model the digital viewpoint for Model-Based Engineering (MBE) Information in the first 1/2. Then the team will work to develop the logical model for exchanging MBE information between buyers, suppliers, and engineering disciplines.

Date: Oct. 24 to Oct. 26, 2018

Location: Hilton Mark Center, 5000 Seminary Rd., Alexandria, VA

Topic:Accroding to MORS ETS, “The MORS Emerging Techniques Special Meeting (METSM) will feature high-quality technical presentations from leading experts from both inside and outside the MORS family and provide an opportunity for consumers of analysis and non-traditional providers of analysis to meet and share their needs and capabilities. METSM will provide a forum for presentations, demonstrations, and discussions on developing and employing emerging analytic techniques with an eye toward the problems of the National Security Community.”

Date: Oct. 24 to Oct. 26, 2018

Location: 2900 Bayport Dr., Tampa, FL 33607 at Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay in the Audubon Conference Room

Abstract: As the Department of Defense (DoD) digital engineering effort has advanced, a need has emerged for a way to articulate the exchange of graphical and non-graphical digital artifacts among diverse stakeholders and digital technologies. The DoD Systems Engineering office proposes a construct, the Digital Engineering Information Exchange Model (DEIXM), that can form the foundation for an agreed-upon approach across the aerospace and defense sectors of government, industry, and academia. Fluid and seamless exchanges of digital artifacts enhances our ability to maintain a technological edge. As the U.S. Government collaborates with industry and academia on the realization of a DEIXM, we can enable parties to offer, request, and exchange digital artifacts. To achieve this end, we are broadening our initial DoD-focused development through collaboration with NDIA and INCOSE. The outcome of this initiative will be a DEIXM that establishes conventions on how the engineering of systems defines, creates, uses, and exchanges digital artifacts for the life cycle management of its systems and products. The desired benefits of a DEIXM result in full-spectrum solutions for digital engineering, private and public leaders innovating the way we do business, and technical practitioners improving their performance.

Date: Jul. 9, 2018; 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm

Location: 1000 H Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 at Grand Hyatt Washington Hotel in the Burnham Conference Room

Purpose: This was the inaugural meeting for the DEIXWG (pronounced dex-wig). This meeting is derived from the Digital Artifacts Team Challenge at the INCOSE IW 2018. The purpose is to discuss the way forward for digital artifacts under this working group, present current thinking on the subject, and propose ways for volunteers to participate

Date: Aug. 13 - Aug. 14, 2018

Location: Lockheed Martin, Maritime Plaza, 1201 M St SE, Washington DC 20003

Workshop focus – Digital models and data exchange. Define what a portable model is and the users and interfaces. This is a very non trivial topic that our OSD sponsor is asking for industry help to refine. Last year we looked at digital system models to support acquisition, this year we extend into how those digital models can interoperate.