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    Model Based System Engineering (MBSE)

    MBSE in Practice: Space Industry Insights

    ByMike Wayne 22 October 202422 October 2024

    Picture this: You’re building something that has to work perfectly 35,786 kilometers above Earth’s surface. There’s no IT help desk in geostationary orbit. No chance to pop open a panel and swap out a faulty component. Just your spacecraft, executing millions of lines of code, managing complex operations, all while hurtling through the vacuum of…

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  • The Ultimate Guide to Safety Assurance on Construction Projects
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    The Ultimate Guide to Safety Assurance on Construction Projects

    ByMike Wayne 29 September 202413 June 2026

    On a construction project, “we think it’s safe” is not good enough — you have to be able to prove it, to regulators, to clients, and to the people on site. Safety assurance is the structured process of demonstrating, with evidence, that a project’s safety risks have been identified and properly controlled. It is the…

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  • Revolutionising User Test Cases: Virtual Reality in Systems Engineering
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    Revolutionising User Test Cases: Virtual Reality in Systems Engineering

    ByMike Wayne 22 September 202413 June 2026

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    How Design Thinking Transforms Systems Engineering

    ByMike Wayne 11 August 202413 June 2026

    Engineers are trained to jump to solutions — it is what we are good at. But the hardest problems punish you for solving the wrong thing quickly. Design thinking is a human-centred approach to innovation that forces you to deeply understand the problem and the people before rushing to a solution, and it is increasingly…

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    Requirements and Artifacts in Systems Engineering: A Comprehensive Guide

    ByMike Wayne 22 July 202413 June 2026

    Every requirement you write spawns a trail of evidence behind it — a model, a test result, a review record, a decision log. On a serious project those artifacts outnumber the requirements many times over. In systems engineering, an artifact is any work product created during development — a document, model, diagram, or record —…

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    RAMS

    The Integration of RAMS and Safety in Systems Engineering: A Comprehensive Guide

    ByMike Wayne 13 July 202413 June 2026

    Buy a car that is fast but breaks down every week and you have not bought transport — you have bought a hobby. That gap between “works” and “works dependably” is exactly what RAMS measures. RAMS stands for Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Safety — the four properties that decide whether a system can be trusted…

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  • Utilising Big Data and User Analytics to Shape User Requirements
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    Utilising Big Data and User Analytics to Shape User Requirements

    ByMike Wayne 6 July 202423 June 2026

    This article has moved. If you are not redirected, click here. In today’s competitive and fast-paced digital landscape, data is increasingly becoming the currency that drives informed decision-making. The software development process, once driven primarily by intuition and experience, is now heavily reliant on data to understand and meet user needs effectively. With the explosion…

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  • Safety Assurance Simplified: A Step-by-Step Guide to Effective Practices
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    Safety Assurance Simplified: A Step-by-Step Guide to Effective Practices

    ByMike Wayne 29 June 202423 June 2026

    Safety Assurance activities are fundamental components of any effective Safety Management System (SMS). These activities involve systematic and ongoing monitoring, recording, and evaluation of an organization’s safety performance and safety management processes to ensure that the SMS is operating according to expectations and requirements. At its core, Safety Assurance is about making sure that safety…

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    Welcome to Reqi: Your Ultimate Requirements Management Tool

    ByMike Wayne 25 June 202413 June 2026

    Most requirements tools were built for a world of giant documents and specialist administrators — powerful, expensive, and miserable to actually use. Reqi is a modern requirements management tool built to make capturing, organising, and tracing requirements fast enough that engineers will actually do it. This guide walks through what Reqi does, who it is…

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    The Role of Requirement Allocation in Systems Engineering

    ByMike Wayne 23 June 202413 June 2026

    You have a system-level requirement: “the aircraft shall stop within 1,500 metres.” But no single part stops the aircraft — the brakes, the spoilers, the reverse thrust, and the tyres all share the job. Requirement allocation is the work of taking a high-level requirement and dividing it among the subsystems and components that will actually…

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