Managing System of Systems Risks: Capability Planning with UAF
With the increasing complexity of enterprises and systems of systems, many companies face challenges in meeting project deadlines. Although Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) approaches are widely employed in systems engineering, there is often a disconnect between systems engineering and enterprise/systems of systems architectures. As MBSE is more and more often utilized in enterprise architecture, systems of systems architecture, and mission planning, a new integrated approach is necessary to combine capabilities planning with ongoing projects and resource architecture. This integration is crucial to prevent capability gaps and ensure smooth deployment of capabilities. However, there are not many practices showing how to utilize MBSE in capability planning and deployment. An Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) provides means to define the overall system of systems architecture, incorporating capabilities and project planning. This presentation shows how MBSE can help organizations plan capability deployments more effectively, taking into account projects milestones and required resources such as systems, people, and technologies.
Edita is a Senior Consultant at Dassault Systemes. She has been with CATIA No Magic for over twenty years, and has expertise in software and systems engineering, model-based enterprise architecture solutions, and business process modelling techniques.
Edita works with companies such as BAE Systems, ZF, John Deere, Airbus, Boeing, Schindler, Kongsberg, etc. She has conducted numerous trainings and workshops in Europe and North America, and has given various presentations and talks at international conferences. Edita has a master’s degree from Kaunas University of Technology (Lithuania), and is INCOSE Certified ASEP, OMG Certified UML, Systems Modeling, and Business Process Management professional.