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There are limits to the way of designing that organizes design information in documents (document-based design). Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) constructs the logical elements contained in design information as models. By automating consistency assurance, it becomes possible to design and analyze objects without problems even when the scale of the design becomes huge.

Model-Based Systems Engineering

There are many organizations that use general-purpose document applications (such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Vision, and draw.io) to design systems and equipment. While designing using these general-purpose applications allows you to easily express your ideas visually, there is no relationship between the drawn shapes, and ultimately it is up to the human to ensure consistency.

Modern systems are becoming increasingly complex, and there are limits to how much consistency humans can manually ensure due to the scale of the design. Fortunately, model-based systems engineering has become widespread, starting in the aerospace and military defense industries, and with the advent of many useful tools, consistency and logical inconsistency detection can now be supported by tools.

Liberal Logic Inc. provides support for Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) using SparxSystems’ Enterprise Architect. With its excellent cost performance, decades of stable product provision, and true modeling environment that incorporates a database, it contributes to the sustainable growth of development organizations.

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