Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) in the Context of the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe)

Description

It’s only in the last few years that the Scaled Agile Framework has accommodated Systems Engineering and more specifically, Model Based Systems Engineering methodologies. This presentation speaks of a particular way to use Model Based System Engineering (MBSE) in the context of the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe).

Join us as we discuss:

How to iteratively build a system model in order to document Requirements and identify the Features to be built in successive Program Increments (PIs).
How specification workshops create a shared understanding of the solution being developed across customers, users, domain experts, product owners, and system engineers.
How to align system structure, behavior and information decisions in SysML using an MBSE approach while driving progress in an Agile backlog.

We have helped our clients:

Increase productivity by 25-75%
Reduce development costs by 50-60%
Accelerate time to market by 20-40%

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SAFe provided the agility, visibility, and transparency needed to ensure we could integrate with numerous other efforts, get predictable in our delivery, and ensure timelines are met.

David McMunn

Director of COE, Fannie Mae

Additional Resources

SAFe Training

As a Scaled Agile SPCT-Gold Partner, we are able to offer SAFe courses to certify your leaders and practitioners. Check out our available private or public courses and please contact us if you need any guidance on a course that best fits your needs.

Model-Based Systems Engineering Training

As a TechData Academy Training Partner, we are able to offer the official IBM Rational Training courses as well as self-paced online training courses. We realize there’s a lot to choose from, so please contact us if you need guidance on course selection.

Systems Engineering, MBSE & SAFe Workshop

This workshop teaches the mechanics of running a system specification workshop and how to perform them as part of a cadence. 321 Gang incorporates the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) as the Agile context.