The poster session is composed of 10-15 posters selected by the conference Program Committee following the call for papers. They consists of research studies or business cases presenting interesting results in the field of the complex systems design & management. This session is taking place at the same time than the conference cocktail to create a convivial moment of sharing and discussions.
Please find below the Posters :
- “From document centric approach to MBSE approach: BPMN, UML, SysML and wire framing implementation”, David Schumacher
- “Towards a better modelling and assessment of project management maturity in Industry 4.0”, Felipe Sanchez, Monticolo Davy, Eric Bonjour and Jean Pierre Micaelli
- “Integrated framework for design and testing of software for automotive mechatronic systems”, Nick Van Kelecom, Timothy Verstraete, Sam Silverans and Mathieu Dutré
- “Complex Systems Engineering Approach for condition monitoring & Predictive maintenance for the Digital Transformation: integration into Mining Industry Control Systems”, Mariya Guerroum, Ali El-Alaoui, Laurent Deshayes, Mourad Zegrari, Janah Saadi and Hicham Medroumi
- “Cyber Physical Systems real time and interactive Testing and Governance”, Sara Sadvandi, Franck Corbier and Eric Mevel
- “Machine-executable Model-based Systems Engineering with design languages”, Benedikt Walter, Dennis Kaiser and Stephan Rudolph
- “Cyber-physical system modeling using a case study”, Sara Mallah, Oualid Kamach and Laurent Deshayes
- “Understand Corporate culture for a better Steering Model”, Paul Maitre
- “An automotive MBSE case study: an interdisciplinary role based design with 3DEXPERIENCE Platform and MagicDraw”, Gauthier Fanmuy and Darius Petrauskas
- “The Systems Engineering Concept – A practical hands-on approach to SE”, Henrik Balslev
- “Model-based Co-creation of Strategy and Implementation for Maritime Industry”, Yuhei Hata, Takashi Danno, Kei Sugimoto, Tatsuya Kaneko, Marc-Andre Chavy-Macdonald and Bryan R. Moser
- “The SERC 5-Year Technical Plan: Designing the Future of Systems Engineering Research”, Jon Wade, Dinesh Verma, Thomas McDermott and Barry Boehm