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As Benjamin Recht, a Berkeley professor, aptly put it, "Everyone knows that the real reason we are in this field is that we didn't prefer doing anything physical." In the realm of Strategic Management, an emerging area that executives can't afford to ignore is Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE). Rather than having to physically prototype new products or systems, MBSE allows organizations to simulate and evaluate them digitally, potentially saving millions in development costs and accelerating time-to-market. Learn more about MBSE.
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At its core, MBSE is an approach to designing systems—anything from an autonomous vehicle to an organization's entire operational infrastructure—using sophisticated computer models. Concepts and interrelationships are represented digitally which enables detailed analysis, simulation, and optimization even before any physical models or system implementations are built. This approach replaces the traditional document-oriented method, reducing manual errors and enhancing productivity.
Implementing MBSE can bring substantial benefits, but as with any major change initiative, it requires careful management. Here are several best practices:
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There is no doubt that Fortune 500 companies would benefit immensely from MBSE. As they navigate complex operations and pressure to continue innovating, a tool like MBSE that can streamline and de-risk innovation exercises, could be a game changer. From quickening the time-to-market with new products to improving Operational Excellence, MBSE can bring multiple benefits.
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Nonetheless, the adoption of MBSE is not without its challenges. Significant challenges often lie not in technology itself, but rather in transforming legacy culture and behaviors. Change Management becomes vitally important to help smooth out these transitions. Additionally, the appropriate allocation of resources to training and development is critical to up-round around the skills resistant to success. A "one size fits all" approach may not work well, as different functions and individuals have diverse needs and capacities for learning the new systems and methods.
In sum, Model-Based Systems Engineering is a powerful tool that could revolutionize product and system development in any industry—from automotive to aerospace, from manufacturing to climate science. However, it demands more than just mastering the tools and technology. To truly reap the benefits, organizations need to evolve their operating models, behaviors, and mindsets, thereby laying the groundwork for broader Digital Transformation.
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