This chapter looks at the pragmatic issues involved when trying to realise the model-based systems engineering approach in this book in any organisation or business. In particular this chapter looks at how it is possible to ensure that the right approach is in place - in other words, the Process.

Chapter Contents:

• 15.1 Introduction
• 15.2 MBSE Ontology revisited
• 15.3 Defining the Process
• 15.3.1 The ACRE Process
• 15.3.2 The ACRE Process - the Process Content View (PCV)
• 15.4 Using the Process
• 15.4.1 Example use - quick and dirty Process
• 15.4.2 Example use - semi-formal Process
• 15.4.3 Example use - formal Process
• 15.4.4 Summary of process implementation
• 15.5 Deploying the Process
• 15.5.1 'Make process available'
• 15.5.2 'Make process accessible'
• 15.5.3 'Ensure awareness of process'
• 15.5.4 'Ensure appropriate presentation'
• 15.5.5 'Ensure value of process'
• 15.5.6 'Provide feedback mechanism'
• 15.5.7 'Ensure consistency'
• 15.5.8 'Contribute to wider initiative'
• 15.6 Compliance mapping with best practice
• 15.6.1 Automated compliance
• 15.7 Summary
• References

Inspec keywords: simulation languages; ontologies (artificial intelligence); systems engineering

Other keywords: organisation; business; model-based systems engineering approach; MBSE ontology; SysML; model-based approach; the process

Subjects: High level languages; Knowledge engineering techniques