Mark Sampson

Mark Sampson is the product manager/evangelist in charge of integrating systems engineering and requirements within the product lifecycle management (PLM) business at Siemens; enabling systems engineering and requirements to participate/influence all aspects of product development.

Requirements Engineering: What wheelbarrows and requirements have in common…

Requirements Engineering: What wheelbarrows and requirements have in common…

January 15, 2024
Integrated Requirements Engineering—the value of requirements management combined with Verification/Validation I did a design engineering internship at GE while working on my undergraduate engineer...
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Teamcenter + Rhapsody 🔪 1/2 program schedule

Teamcenter + Rhapsody 🔪 1/2 program schedule

May 19, 2023
Cut as much as 1/2 of your program schedule with Teamcenter/Rhapsody integration. Don't waste time and money on standalone SysLM systems.
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Ask the expert about continuous integration enabling an integrate-then-build approach

Ask the expert about continuous integration enabling an integrate-then-build approach

April 18, 2023
Siemens and IBM may already have an existing partnership for product development and lifecycle management, but it is getting stronger...
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⌚ Ready to cut system integration cost by 50%?

⌚ Ready to cut system integration cost by 50%?

October 12, 2022
Start integrated, stay integrated and achieve up to: - 75% increase in first pass quality - 50% less software development hours - 80% reduction in assembly hours
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Integrated MBSE Solutions: preventing insane product development

Integrated MBSE Solutions: preventing insane product development

June 14, 2022
How does integrated MBSE solutions prevent insane product development?
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Where are you on your MBSE Software journey?

Where are you on your MBSE Software journey?

May 14, 2021
Implementing MBSE software in your organization is a journey, but do you know where you are and where to go from here? Join us at Realize Live +U2U to find out more.
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Systems Engineering: An insurance policy against risk

Systems Engineering: An insurance policy against risk

April 2, 2021
Systems engineering is the business of avoiding future problems
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Integrated Systems Engineering…it’s all about leverage

Integrated Systems Engineering…it’s all about leverage

September 23, 2020
Even kids already know where the most leverage is on a see-saw. It's a subtle SE training technique to educate children on Systems Engineering!-) I recently attended a Model Based Systems Engine...
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Survive Product Complexity with MBSE

Survive Product Complexity with MBSE

April 17, 2020
Today’s complex products use a combination of electronics, software, and mechanics, which creates complex cross-product interactions that must be managed.
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System Engineering Process from Inside-out

System Engineering Process from Inside-out

January 20, 2020
What MBSE implementation lessons can we learn from transplant surgery?
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Extending MBSE Into Your Supply Chain

Extending MBSE Into Your Supply Chain

November 27, 2019
Today’s complex products require integrated product architecture to drive product development. What if we could extend that product architecture into...
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MBSE Success: Keeping the architects ahead of the construction crews

MBSE Success: Keeping the architects ahead of the construction crews

July 10, 2019
One of the interesting problems of justifying Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) tools to support Systems Engineering (SE) is product development work is going to proceed with or without Systems E...
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Integrated Requirements Un-Bias Design Decisions

Integrated Requirements Un-Bias Design Decisions

February 27, 2019
Learn about the critical role of integrated requirements to drive innovation with our integrated approach to cross-domain product development
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Design for IOT broadcast: Designing your products for IOT

Design for IOT broadcast: Designing your products for IOT

October 9, 2018
Is your product IOT planned or unplanned? Most of the current discussion around IOT isn't about design, but about the outputs of IOT: Big Data, how to store it, how to mine it for useful inform...
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Integrated Systems Modeling: The value of multi-domain engineering…

Integrated Systems Modeling: The value of multi-domain engineering…

August 30, 2018
Siemens PLM recently announced an integrated systems modeling solution--Systems Modeling Workbench for Teamcenter that creates integrated product architectures in Teamcenter.What's the va...
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New Teamcenter Website Showcases Breadth and Depth of PLM

New Teamcenter Website Showcases Breadth and Depth of PLM

April 24, 2018
With the launch of our new Siemens PLM Software website, the breadth and depth of the Teamcenter PLM portfolio is showcased in more detail than ever before! For people new to PLM, t...
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ALM-PLM: Coordinating effective change management

ALM-PLM: Coordinating effective change management

April 2, 2018
Managing complex products requires coordinating change across ALM-PLM (software and hardware) throughout the development process. The ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus, put it this way, “The onl...
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Model-based Product Safety & Reliability: forward vs backward looking design…

Model-based Product Safety & Reliability: forward vs backward looking design…

January 18, 2018
No one seems to notice product safety & reliability until something goes wrong… Forward thinking Product Safety & Reliability is about moving from isolated reliability and s...
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Integrated Requirements–Where’s The Starting Line…

Integrated Requirements–Where’s The Starting Line…

March 28, 2017
Usain Bolt broke the world 100m record again in 2009 with a blistering 9.58 seconds. In an interview after the race, he said, “I win the race at the beginning, long before I cross the ...
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Integrated System Engineering—Reducing Complexity…

Integrated System Engineering—Reducing Complexity…

December 22, 2016
Product Architects capture customer needs, translate those needs into design decisions that are communicated to the project thru design spec's One of the markers of today’s products is increased ...
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Key model based systems engineering takeaways for all companies

Key model based systems engineering takeaways for all companies

October 3, 2016
As product complexity increases and recalls rise, companies are learning that recognizing problems after they happen isn’t as valuable as recognizing them before they happen.  But accountants ...
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Why do companies need model based systems engineering?

Why do companies need model based systems engineering?

August 22, 2016
As product complexity grows and recalls increase, companies are realizing that identifying problems after they occur isn’t as effective as identifying them before. However, implementing a plan to cat...
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Model based systems engineering’s role in today’s markets

Model based systems engineering’s role in today’s markets

June 6, 2016
You’re looking at a lens cap on the surface of Venus. Back in the early 1980s, when the Russians were still launching probes to Venus, they launched this probe with the goal of taking pictures and te...
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Requirements Management: A Case of Water on the Knee

Requirements Management: A Case of Water on the Knee

February 13, 2015
Requirements management, requirements traceability, requirements verification... how can you measure if requirements are working for you?
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Integrated Systems Engineering: Secrets to Engineering Your Kids

Integrated Systems Engineering: Secrets to Engineering Your Kids

November 13, 2014
The engineers at the table decided to apply guidance theory to adjust the child’s perceived intelligence curve to minimize the parental pain area
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Requirements Management: What do cheese, cars and oil have in common?

Requirements Management: What do cheese, cars and oil have in common?

October 22, 2014
A few days later we received a legal notice in the mail asking if we wanted to be included in class-action lawsuit to compensate drivers for the personal damage caused by these plugged holes
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