Replay of Capella Webinar - Thursday, September 26th 2024
Integration of Capella with Requirements Management Tools
With the Arcadia method implemented by Capella, engineering is considered through three interrelated activities of equal importance:- Requirements engineering- Need analysis and modelling- Architecture building and validation
The first is generally conducted with a Requirements Management tool (such as Doors or Polarion), while the last two are conducted with Capella.
Using different tools raises questions about efficiently maintaining consistency and alignment between the architecture models and the requirements, and exposing a consistent integrated view of this interrelated data.
During this webinar, you will see how the Publication for Capella add-on enables publishing Capella models on a web server and connecting them with requirements, change requests, test cases, releases, and more, defined in third-party repositories.
This solution breaks down silos...
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Replay of Capella Webinar - Thursday, September 26th 2024
Integration of Capella with Requirements Management Tools
With the Arcadia method implemented by Capella, engineering is considered through three interrelated activities of equal importance:- Requirements engineering- Need analysis and modelling- Architecture building and validation
The first is generally conducted with a Requirements Management tool (such as Doors or Polarion), while the last two are conducted with Capella.
Using different tools raises questions about efficiently maintaining consistency and alignment between the architecture models and the requirements, and exposing a consistent integrated view of this interrelated data.
During this webinar, you will see how the Publication for Capella add-on enables publishing Capella models on a web server and connecting them with requirements, change requests, test cases, releases, and more, defined in third-party repositories.
This solution breaks down silos...
Exciting News: Partnership Between Obeo and Anzen Engineering
We are delighted to announce a groundbreaking partnership between Obeo and Anzen Engineering.
This partnership represents a significant milestone as Obeo and Anzen Engineering come together to advance the field of MBSE. Obeo's expertise and solutions in MBSE, combined with Anzen Engineering's extensive knowledge and experience in safety engineering and systems assurance, create an extraordinary synergy.
For more information, visit: https://www.obeosoft.com/en/company/partners/anzen
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Replay Capella Webinar - July 11th 2024
Optimize Architecture by Generating N2 Design Structure Matrices with DSM4Capella
We propose in this webinar the presentation of our implementation of DSM/N2 matrices applied to Capella Logical Architecture and use it as optimization technique for logical functions to components allocation. Our implementation is proposed as open source in LabsCapella -DSM4Capella.
Presented by:
Sébastien Dubé
Chief Technical Officer and Senior Consultant in Systems Engineering (Samares Engineering)
24 years experience in Systems and Embedded Software Engineering Provide Training, Support, Coaching services on MBSE topics for Capella/ARCADIA and SysML language. Manage the Samares Research activities
Mirna Ojeda
Systems Engineering Consultant (Samares Engineering)
3 years experience in Systems Engineering and MBSESystems Engineering ConsultantProvide Training and support on MBSE (Capella and SysML), develop internal MBSE ...
Where the Australian Capella Community Meets
This in-person event is a unique opportunity for Capella users and enthusiasts to gather, exchange ideas, and share their experiences.
This first edition was held at the International Chamber House of Melbourne, the 25th of June 2024. It was such an incredible opportunity to share experiences within the Capella Community and to have the honor of attending a great presentation full of insights :
Romain Horcada (Obeo) made an introduction to Capella,
Tim Carter (KBR) presented a talk name "How-to Model a Logical Architecture with Capella".
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Replay Capella Webinar - June 20th 2024
Working in a Multi-user Mode with Team for Capella
Working with Capella models traditionally involves managing files, which requires careful coordination among team members to handle concurrent work. This often means having to establish strategies for reserving files or resolving conflicts after changes overlap.
By switching to multi-user mode in Capella, you can significantly enhance collaboration among your team of systems architects. This mode helps avoid the tedious management of file differences and reduces the risk of data loss.
Multi-user mode allows team members to work simultaneously and safely on the same model by using:- A shared repository installed on a server to store the Capella model.- An add-on in your Capella workbench, activating a fine-grained locking mechanism that reserves model elements being edited.
These components work in sync to automatically release locks when modifications are saved and make them ...