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This article examines the implementation of Model-Based Development (MBD) in automotive software engineering, emphasizing its advantages over traditional code-based development methods. With the increasing complexity of modern vehicles—driven by advancements in electrification, autonomous systems, and connected technologies—MBD has emerged as a robust solution for managing these challenges. MBD enables engineers to model systems graphically, allowing for early simulation, testing, and automatic code generation, which reduces development time and enhances system reliability.

Globalization and digitalization demand customized, high-performance products with swift development cycles. Agile methods, successful in software, are expanding into hardware development with iterative cycles or "sprints," delivering tangible, feedback-ready increments.

INVENSITY GmbH and Tiba Transformation Group have joined forces to provide global consulting solutions for large-scale technology and transformation projects. Combining their expertise in technical development and transformation management, the partnership enables clients worldwide to successfully implement complex projects across industries.

Ensuring compliance with functional safety standards is crucial for industrial product manufacturers, but many struggle with common gaps during safety assessments. These challenges, including weak safety culture, incomplete Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), and inadequate safety management, can delay product launches and increase risks. We explore recurring issues and provides actionable solutions to help OEMs and suppliers improve their processes, ensure compliance, and accelerate product certification for a smoother, safer launch.

And after many years of theory and several years of practical integration of MBSE in developing industries, one statement has repeatedly popped up in recent months: MBSE is dead. Most argue with a lack of success and non-executed implementations at company level. Head of CoE Systems Engineering, Jan Zutter, clarified the actual situation: MBSE is thriving!