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The emergence and usefulness of digital continuity, twins and threads, is a direct result of the ongoing process of digitizing the physical world. Digitization of the Manufacturing World Digitization is the conversion of the physical world to a digital equivalent. It represents the convergence of the real and the virtual worlds. This conversion has been accelerated with the emergence of …

By John Blyler, JB Systems and Bill Chown, Siemens Mentor Graphics Most engineers would prefer to do design work than spend much time on the often onerous task of requirements identification, derivation and allocation. The sooner they are given the relevant requirements, the sooner they can begin the work for which most engineers in the traditional domains have been educated–namely, …

Design experts from many domains have a new way to collaborate change that doesn’t affect their tool flow or development process. By John Blyler, Founding Advisor And Affiliate Professor, Systems Engineering Department, Portland State University The one constant in the design of complex systems has been the necessity to communicate and manage change. Since the earliest days of modern systems …

The Internet-of-Things has become a catch-all phrase for the latest embedded systems trend, but a precise definition seems tied to the application. By John Blyler, Editorial Director In a recent interview with Junko Yoshida, Chief International Correspondent at UBM Electronics, the CEO of Globalfoundries – Sanjay Jha – stressed that while the Internet of Things was not a mystical animal, …