Search Results - "Broodney, Henry"

A Cognitive Journey for Requirements Engineering by Feldman, Yishai A., Broodney, Henry

“…The classical systems engineering practice is mostly process centric, but with the recent advances in Information Technologies, we have started to engage in…”
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From Common Strategies and Approaches to Virtual Integration by Frank, Moti, Broodney, Henry, Orion, Uzi, Kordova, Sigal K.

“…This paper deals with the integration process in multidisciplinary technical systems projects. The paper reviews the objectives of the integration process,…”
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Open Standards Simulation Flow for Heterogeneous System Models 1 by Broodney, Henry, Greenberg, Lev, Hirose, Shinichi, Palachi, Eldad

“…The main responsibility of the Systems Engineer is to understand the system as a whole. In modern Model‐Based approaches, powerful analytic tools are employed…”
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4.5.2 Model Integration - Extracting Value from MBSE by Broodney, Henry, Shani, Uri, Sela, Aviad

“…Model‐Based Systems Engineering is making its way into the design processes of many Systems builders. But as with any new concept, it must prove its worth by…”
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2.3.2 Reducing the Effort for LCC Evaluation and Optimization by Broodney, Henry, Masin, Michael, Mashkif, Nir, Miano, Candace

“…Model‐Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is making its way into the design processes of many Systems builders. As with many other disciplines, MBSE can greatly…”
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1.6.2 Generic Approach for Systems Design Optimization in MBSE by Broodney, Henry, Dotan, Dolev, Greenberg, Lev, Masin, Michael

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1.6.2 Generic Approach for Systems Design Optimization in MBSE1 by Broodney, Henry, Dotan, Dolev, Greenberg, Lev, Masin, Michael

“…The complexity of contemporary systems causes Systems Engineers great pains during early architectural design phases. Model‐Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)…”
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Reuse in model-based systems engineering by Shani, Uri, Broodney, Henry

“…In model-based systems engineering, systems are built as models. Models are abstractions, since they are not the real physical parts, but a data representation…”
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