Revolutionizing A&D: Creating an enterprise-wide impact through MBSE
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Tune in to this webinar to hear industry leaders from Siemens Digital Industries Software and Airbus discuss how model-based systems engineering (MBSE) is revolutionizing aerospace and defense by enabling digital transformation across the entire enterprise. Learn about three key areas: Addressing implementation challenges, improving cross-disciplinary integration and demonstrating business impact across the product lifecycle.
Drawing from real-world applications in major aerospace programs, the experts will share insights on how MBSE enables better collaboration, data continuity and interoperability while accelerating time-to-market and reducing risks in complex system development.
Topics covered in the webinar:
- How MBSE drives operational efficiency and reduces time-to-market in complex aerospace programs
- Best practices for integrating electrical, software, electronic and mechanical design through MBSE
- Strategies for successful MBSE implementation across the extended enterprise
- Methods to demonstrate tangible business value and ROI from MBSE adoption
- Future trends in MBSE, including applications in software-defined defense systems
Vorstellung der Referenten
Hans Juergen-Mantsch
Director SDV & MBSE, Systems and Software Engineering
Hans-Juergen is a distinguished engineer in the role of a Business Development Director for the topics Software Defined Products, Model-Based Systems Engineering and E/E Systems Engineering solutions within the Lifecycle Collaboration Software (LCS) segment of Siemens Digital Industries Software.
Hans joined Mentor Graphics, subsequently Siemens Digital Industries Software, in 2009 in the Automotive Networking Division as Product Manager for the AUTOSAR Software & Network design tools as well as the Embedded Software Basic Software Stack. He has an automotive and aerospace domain background of 25-plus years including various positions in Siemens Automotive, S-Y Systems Technologies, Siemens VDO and Continental Automotive.
He has been deeply exposed to software and tool development as well as systems engineering processes including electrical architecture, network design, embedded software, and wiring harness design and manufacturing. He holds a diploma degree in Theoretical Physics and Biophysics from the Universities of Munich and Regensburg.
Frederic Thievenaz
Head of Global Technology Scouting
Frédéric Thiévenazis a seasoned leader and strategist in the aerospace industry, with a proven track record of over two decades in the aerospace sector. He has cultivated extensive experience in fostering innovation and driving strategic growth. His career journey includes 12 years at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) before transitioning to Airbus in 2006. At Airbus, Frédéric has held significant leadership positions such as Head of Innovation within Engineering Airframe, Head of Benchmarking within Operations, Head of Business Intelligence in Strategy and Head of Technology Scouting. In each role, he has been instrumental in supporting team development and building bridges across diverse international organizations to enhance business outcomes. Driven by a passion for transnational collaboration and lifelong learning, Frédéric Thiévenaz approaches challenges with the spirit of Goethe's inspiring quote: "What you can do, or dream you can, begin it: Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it."