1. ® IBM Software Group © 2007 IBM Corporation Achieving Harmony IBM's Platform and Methodology for Systems Engineering and Embedded Software Development

2. IBM Software Group | Rational software 2 Agenda  A Systems Perspective  Challenges in Systems Engineering  How Model Based Systems Engineering Helps  Harmony – A Model-Based Systems Engineering Approach

3. IBM Software Group | Rational software 3 Systems Engineering  Systems engineering  Entire lifecycle  Defines / refines requirements  The holistic view  Overall architecture  Interplay between components

4. IBM Software Group | Rational software 4 A Systems Perspective  The systems approach focuses on systems taken as a whole, not on the parts taken separately.  It assumes that some properties of systems can only be treated adequately by taking into account all facets of the system.  These system properties derive from the relationships between the parts of systems: how the parts interact and fit together.  A basic assumption of systems engineering is that optimization of individual components or subsystems will not in general lead to a optimum system.  Similarly, individual component behavior cannot be understood without considering the components’ role and interaction within the system as a whole.

5. IBM Software Group | Rational software 5 Challenges of Systems Engineering (1)  Increased system complexity  Due to languages, technology, and global information flow capabilities.  Greater pace of change  Time required to deliver solutions is reduced.  Systems development has not kept pace with the demands to deliver more capability in less time  Using traditional methods, development teams often deliver late, or fail to deliver at all.

6. IBM Software Group | Rational software 6 Challenges of Systems Engineering (2)  Increasingly system failures arises from the interactions among components.  High levels of interactive complexity is unmanageable using traditional techniques.  The drive toward tightly coupled systems is fueled by a desire for higher levels of efficiency and functionality.  Software allows us now to achieve these higher levels of coupling and interaction that were previously impossible with pure electromechanical devices.

7. IBM Software Group | Rational software 7 How Model Based Systems Engineering Helps  Modeling helps to:  Manage complexity.  Simplify and abstract essential aspects of a system.  Increase understanding.  Enhance team communication.  Usable by engineers across multiple disciplines.  Common language promotes common understanding.  Reduce risk.  Model execution increases knowledge and reduces uncertainty and risk.  Provide traceability.  Models document what you have done.  Assess impact of change.

8. IBM Software Group | Rational software 8 Benefits of Modeling  ‘Better’ Systems – identify ‘defects’ earlier.  Models may be verified and validated:  Statically – checking for consistency.  Dynamically – execution of models allows identification of missing, conflicting or overlapping requirements.  Increased productivity.  Automation of workflows.  Re-use of intellectual property.  Model Based Systems Engineering leads to a more robust design.  Reduced development time.  Fewer recalls.

9. IBM Software Group | Rational software 9 Harmony – A Model Based Systems Engineering Workflow  Model-driven hybrid iterative workflow, supporting:  Top-down systems engineering ( Rational HARMONY­SE )  Incremental software engineering ( Rational HARMONY­ESW )  Seamless transition from systems engineering to software engineering by using the SysML as paradigm independent modeling language.  (“Same language, different dialects”)

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12. IBM Software Group | Rational software 12 Help every step of the way …  Every step of the workflow is fully documented  The Systems Engineering Toolkit automates many otherwise time consuming tasks

13. IBM Software Group | Rational software 13 Customization, Consulting and Best Practices

14. IBM Software Group | Rational software 14 Customizable Deployment in RMC/EPF

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16. IBM Software Group | Rational software 16 Jazz Integration Architecture Search and Query In Context Collaboration Team Awareness Events Notification Security Dashboards Requirements Definition & Management Analysis & Design Quality Management Release Management Construction Configuration & Change Mgmt Asset Discovery, Management & Reuse Production / Operations Enterprise Architecture/ Architectural Frameworks Measurement & Reporting Product, Project & Portfolio Management Rational Portfolio for Integrated System Delivery Lifecycle Management for Software and Systems Delivery System s IT Rational System Architect Rational Focal Point Rational Insight Rational DOORS Rational Requirements Composer Rational Rhapsody Rational Team Concert Rational ClearCase Rational ClearQuest Rational Synergy Rational Asset Manager Rational Quality Manager Rational Logiscope Rational BuildForge Eclipse Rational Rhapsody System Lifecycle Process Management Rational Method Composer, Harmony

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