
Business value. Ensure the product delivers the desired business value.
As product complexity grows, so does the risk of divergence. The final product may have strayed from the product model specifications lowering the business value. The design needs to be verified against the product model at each design phase crossing to lower risk and maximize business value.
Business value. Ensure the product delivers the desired business value.
Consistency. Lower the risk of divergence through a product development cycle.
Performance. Periodic design verification will deliver a product that meets performance requirements.
Traceability. Digital conversations captured at each verification gate provide decision history.
During a lengthy and complex design process, many decisions are made that cause the product and the model to diverge. The risk of divergence grows and complexing increases. Design checkpoints are needed to identify divergence and determine an acceptable level.
Without periodic consistency or verification checks, the development effort can stray from the design intent. Digital conversations which are part of the Digital Thread capture those decisions that can cause divergence. If you want to eliminate the “how did we get here” question, deploy verification gates and support digital conversations.
Design verification is built upon verification events that check the consistency before moving to the next phase. For instance, an architecture design review should be successfully completed before a detailed design. The review activity should be captured by digital conversations as part of the Digital Thread.
The product model tends to become disconnected from the development process and ultimately the product life cycle. As the model becomes disconnected so does the risk of divergence. Design verification gates keep the model relevant throughout the product life cycle. The result is delivering the intended product business value.
Maintaining business value throughout the design process is always challenging. Design decisions increasing variance will impact business value. Strong product compliance with the model maintains business value.
GENESYS supports Verification Events which can be assigned to process milestones. The event is comprised of verification requirements that must be passed to proceed.
Verification requirements can consist of one or many requirements. The Verification Requirement is associated to a test activity. A test activity for a design review is very different than an inspection of a first article PCB. Test activities are defined to support the event and the requirements.
The Digital Thread will capture the historical record of each verification event. The event is decomposed into activities (e.g., PCB Design Review) and each activity is decomposed into multiple conversations (e.g., BOM review, power review, mechanical review, etc).
Product compliance preserves the product model as the single source of truth. As verification requirement tests pass or fail, that status is updated to the model. The product model can provide a history of the design verification history.
Deploying a Digital Thread product like Anark provides the conversation and decision history needed to understand any variance to the product model. Any variance to the product model impacts business value and should be thoroughly understood.
The Digital Thread is a foundational element of a successful Digital Engineering implementation. Digital conversations involving procurement, design, manufacturing and field service replace email and paper documents. Decisions and rationale are captured and provide traceability.
Digital Engineering requires a model-based design process that begins in Systems Engineering. Zuken acquired Vitech Corporation, a leader in Systems Engineering practices and MBSE solutions, with the intent of implementing an E/E model-based design process.
Digital Engineering requires a model-based design process that begins in Systems Engineering. Zuken acquired Vitech Corporation, a leader in Systems Engineering practices and MBSE solutions, with the intent of implementing an E/E model-based design process.
Digital Engineering requires a model-based design process that begins in Systems Engineering. Zuken acquired Vitech Corporation, a leader in Systems Engineering practices and MBSE solutions, with the intent of implementing an E/E model-based design process.