Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) in Practice 2026 Assets
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This collection include presentations from MBSE in Practice 2026, held on July 22, 2026.
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Software Engineering Institute
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Abstract
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) in Practice 2026 provided a platform to bridge the gap between MBSE theory and its real-world practice. Presentations explored solutions for addressing the organizational challenges of MBSE adoption, improving traditional systems engineering and enterprise architecture design quality, leveraging MBSE for Department of War (DoW) acquisition and test and evaluation (T&E), and applying MBSE for cybersecurity, system analysis, and assurance.
Presentations included:
- Matthew Hause: Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) Has Evolved in the Past 30 Years
- Kelly Burton: Operationalizing MBSE in OUSW (R&E)
- Jerome Hugues: SysMLV2 Automations for Composable Systems Verification
- Colin Dempsey: From ConOps to Running Code: An MBSE-in-Practice Experiment Using AI Augmented SysMLv2 Modeling
- Greg Shevchenko: Bridging Mission Engineering and Adversary Modeling in UAF
- Tim Morrow: Modeling a Weapon System to Evaluate Application of a Zero Trust Strategy
- Sudhakar Reddipalli: Model-Driven ERP and Manufacturing Transformation in Complex Regulated Enterprise Ecosystems
- Natasha Shevchenko: MBSE for Strategic Enterprise Transformation: Introducing Predictive Metrics