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      <title>How to Succeed at System Engineering?</title>
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      <description>Successful Systems Engineering is a major strategic issue for all manufacturers.The industrial interest for a systemic approach to Systems Engineering has been growing for several years. Indeed, the strategic and critical phase position associated with the ever increasing complexity of systems makes heavy and often ineffective conventional approaches.

Many manufacturers have made or conducted studies on system engineering, with the aim to demonstrate the benefits associated with this approach. Experience shows today that in order to make the most from Systems Engineering techniques, a global approach is needed. Thus, companies have applied this principle to identify a return on investment.

This free seminar will address some of the issues that System Engineering solves today (process management, requirement engineering, product lines and variants management, reuse of components, system&#45;level simulation). Our guest speakers from Alstom Transport, COMPLIANCE Consulting and PSA Peugeot Citroën will share their experiences and discuss the daily benefits they derive from their systemic approach.

Seminar Agenda:


09:00&#45;09:30	Welcome Coffee
09:30&#45;10:00    Introduction &#45; William Boyer&#45;Vidal, Responsable Commercial Europe du Sud – This presentation will be delivered in French
10:00&#45;10:30    Introduction to Model&#45;Based Requirements Engineering &#45; Prof. Jon Holt, Global Head of Systems Engineering, Atego
10:30&#45;11:00    Product lines and requirements engineering : Strategies and Implementation &#45; Stéphane Badreau, Consultant Manager,’COMPLIANCE Consulting &#45; This presentation will be delivered in French
11:00&#45;11:30    Break
11:30&#45;12:00    Product Line Engineering with Variant Modeling &#45; Hedley Apperly, VP Product &amp; Marketing, Atego
12:00&#45;12:30    Implementation of the system engineering approach at Alstom &#45; Marco Ferrogalini, Chief System Engineering Alstom Transport &#45; Rollingstock &amp; Components Product lines &#45; This presentation will be delivered in French
12:30&#45;13:30    Lunch
13:30&#45;14:00    System Level Model Execution &#45; Andreas Korff, Product Manager, Atego
14:00&#45;14:30    PSA Peugeot Citroën customer testimonial, presenter tbc &#45; This presentation will be delivered in French
14:30&#45;15:00    AUTOSAR Component Based Designed and Deployment &#45; Andreas Korff, Product Manager, Atego
15:00&#45;15:30    ISO 15288 Systems Engineering Process Rollout &#45; Hedley Apperly, VP Product &amp; Marketing, Atego
15:30&#45;16:00    Break
16:00&#45;16:30    How to fail at MBSE (Model&#45;based Systems Engineering) &#45; Prof. Jon Holt, Global Head of Systems Engineering &amp; Andreas Korff, Product Manager. Atego
16:30&#45;17:30    Round table: delivered in French
17:30&#45;18:00  Q&amp;A</description>
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      <title>Siemens PLM Connection UK 2013</title>
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      <description>Join Atego at the following breakout seesions Aerospace &amp; Defence and Automotive where Prof. Jon Holt will present on the benefits of a model&#45;based approach for systems engineering.


Join Atego at the following breakout seesions Aerospace &amp; Defence and Automotive where Prof. Jon Holt will present on the benefits of a model&#45;based approach for systems engineering.

This unique event will provide you with the opportunity to join us in meeting customers, business relations and prospects in UK.

During the event, the emphasis will rely on networking and getting to know the latest applications of our products, but specifically also on intensifying the cooperation with our business relations. Guests may do this by exchanging experiences during workshops, customer presentations and product demonstrations in an informal atmosphere.</description>
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      <dc:date>2013-04-18T15:27:28+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Ada&#45;Europe 2013</title>
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      <description>18th International Conference on Reliable Software Technologies.</description>
      <dc:subject>Trade Shows</dc:subject>
      <dc:date>2013-04-10T15:39:01+00:00</dc:date>
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