The Object Management Group's (OMG) Quarterly Technical is a Meeting to network with industry leaders and contribute to standards development. The focus is on gaining insights into industry trends and organization's strategies with upcoming changes through expert presentations, workshops, and discussions.
Zygimantas Gelbuda is Product Engagement Lead @ Sensmetry and giving insights.
Hugo Ormo from NTT DATA (based in Germany) gave a talk to a full room on teaching SysML v2 with textual notation and how it makes teaching MBSE - Model Based Systems Engineering - software engineering actually possible.
I had a post on the systems engineering subreddit not long ago about how the SE domain needs to rethink how material is taught and consumed: hands-on, bite-sized, closer to how software developers learn. I think this is critical for SysML v2 taking off and that is what we want to enable with #Syside and with training/learning materials we share with community openly.
He also covered AI assisted modelling on the way to becoming the norm. We keep hearing this more and more from our users, I think it's inevitable and with rigorous validation processes and the right workflows the efficiency gains can be very tangible.
The other thing I keep noticing at such events in general: there's no substitute for being in the room. Meeting and talking with users from industry and academia, partners, trainers — people with opinions formed from actually using the tools is invaluable. There’s plenty of new ideas to bring to life!
Looking forward to the rest of the week.