Holistic traceability in the system life cycle - Best practice and development needs
Traceability is one of the core concepts in systems engineering, as it represents causal relationships in system models in the form of semantic networks and is therefore essential for knowledge description, tracing path dependencies and impact analyses. However, given the complexity of today's systems of systems, existing traceability concepts are reaching their limits. A possible extension is described in this presentation as a best practice that has already been successfully implemented in various industrial projects. Further open questions and development potentials are derived from this.
Dr.-Ing. Chantal Sinnwell is part of Siemens working in the field of Digital Enterprise & Academics. She is the domain lead for topics in the fields of Systems Engineering and Model-based Production Engineering in Industries, Academics and organizational Transformation.
Mrs. Sinnwell has 5 years of experience in research in Systems Engineering and Manufacturing Systems as well as 4+ years in MBSE consulting and implementation with Siemens Software tools.
Julien Mrowka is part of the german service organization within Siemens Industry Software GmbH (SISW) since October 2022, being specifically responsible for Requirements Management and Model-Based Systems Engineering Topics in complex customer projects. Before joining SISW, he spent 3 years working within SIEMENS Technology as a Research Scientist in the field of digital manufacturing technologies, specifically being responsible for using model-based definition approaches in part manufacturing and assembly processes. Mr. Mrowka holds a master degree in mechanical engineering.