Accelerating integration at pace with mission development
This webinar shows aerospace and defense organizations how to accelerate mission-ready system delivery while reducing integration risk across systems, software, electrical, electronics and mechanical engineering domains.
Autonomous systems, drones, counter-drone technologies and software-defined capabilities are transforming how A&D organizations develop complex systems. Integration, verification and certification challenges now require new approaches to meet accelerated mission timelines.
Leading A&D companies use integrated multidisciplinary digital engineering and design optimization to evaluate design alternatives, optimize cross-domain performance and reduce costly design iterations. Connecting engineering disciplines through digital twins and digital threads reduces program risk, improves development agility and accelerates mission-ready capability delivery.
What you'll learn:
- Understand why mission evolution demands new development approaches - The accelerating pace of mission change is forcing aerospace and defense organizations to rethink product development strategies
- Reduce integration risk across engineering domains - See how leading organizations minimize risk across systems, software, electrical, electronics and mechanical engineering
- Accelerate design cycles while maintaining governance - Learn methods to speed design iteration while preserving traceability, verification and program compliance
- Respond rapidly to changing mission requirements - Discover how connected digital engineering environments enable faster response to evolving mission needs
- Build a foundation for continuous innovation - Explore practical strategies for establishing digital engineering capabilities that support ongoing mission adaptation
Who is this webinar for?
Systems engineers, program managers and digital transformation leaders in aerospace and defense looking to accelerate mission-ready system delivery.
Conoce a los oradores
Steve Caravella
Solutions Architect and Market Development Manager - Integrated Electrical Systems (IES)
With more than 28 years in the aerospace industry, Steve's experience includes leading and executing projects and programs in technical and program management roles, defining and implementing new business processes and tools and developing and mentoring engineering teams. His technical strengths include airworthiness and engineering design (structures and system engineering) along with a strong customer and end-user focus. Steve holds a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering mechanics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Connect with Steve at linkedin.com/in/steve-caravella.
Mike McClary
Writer and Editor
Mike McClary moderates industry roundtable discussions, manages the annual Program Excellence Awards initiative and produces the Digital Transformation Summit for Aviation Week. He is a veteran communications professional, writer and consultant specializing in executive, employee, and human resources communications for global organizations.
Anthony Nicoli
Senior Director Aerospace & Defense
Leading the aerospace business for the IES segment, Anthony is charged with expanding IES’s contribution to this market. Prior to this role, he led the Mentor Graphics technical sales team serving The Boeing Company. He joined Mentor in 1999, growing to lead the marketing organization for Mentors’ integrated circuit physical verification product line, Calibre, before joining Mentor’s sales team. Anthony spent nearly twenty years in the defense industry, developing electro-optic and electro-acoustic systems and businesses, working primarily in the tactical missile countermeasure and underwater imaging domains. He holds bachelor and master’s degrees in Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a master’s degree in Business Administration from Northeastern University.