After the success of the webinar “How is Capella different”, we decided, in cooperation with Thales, to present it again on September 12th. Maybe you already draw boxes and arrows, you also model structure, data, interfaces, behavior, and you have to define your own modeling guidelines and objectives. So, what makes Capella different from the other modeling solutions out there? What is the scope of Capella and its corresponding methodology Arcadia? How can you benefit from nearly 10 years of MBSE return on experiment? Why is open source a game changer? How can you contribute to shape the future of your own engineering environment?   Find out every solution and all the answers you need by attending this next Capella Webinar!   TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th | 4PM - 5PM (CEST)   Meanwhile, have a look on how Capella is different and can be really useful with those case-studies from prestigious users. This webinar will be driven by Stéphane Bonnet: Stéphane B...

The first line of code of the technology actually known as Sirius was written 10 years ago. The legend says that the first version was developed in a train, back from a meeting between Thales and Obeo that will result in a long-term partnership on graphical modeling. One day later, a first metamodel, then named ViewPoint, was born:   In 2010, while a first version was already deployed on Thales projects, Sirius technology was publicly released for the first time under the name of Obeo Designer.   Several years later, in 2013, the decision was made with Thales to contribute this technology as an Open Source project in Eclipse. Our main objective was to foster the adoption of this great component and make it the de-facto standard for graphical modeling in Eclipse. Since then, Sirius is part of the annual release train of the Eclipse platform and has gathered a vibrant community.   What’s up today?   Eclipse Sirius is a field-pr...