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Americas Sector
The Americas Sector is made up of North and South America.
EMEA Sector
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Asia-Oceania Sector
The Asia-Oceania Sector is made up of Asia, the Islands in the Pacific Ocean, & Australia.
Upcoming Events by Sector
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October SysML v2 Exchange
REGISTER!! 28 October 2026 11:00AM- 1:00PM EDT Jon Fox will open the session with a practical look at extending deployed SysML v1 and Cameo models into a standards-based SysML v2 ecosystem, highlighting how organizations can build on existing modeling investments while preparing for SysML v2. The session will then feature Tim Weilkiens (OOSE), Zygimantas “Ziggy”…
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HSI2027 – International Conference on Human System Integration
REGISTER!! 23 August 2027- 25 August 2027 HSI2027, the Fourth International Conference on Human Systems Integration (HSI), will take place in London, UK, from 23 to 25 August 2027, in conjunction with the 23rd Triennial World Congress of the International Ergonomics Association (IEA). Under the theme “Navigating Complexity,” the conference will address how people, technology,…
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Leveraging SysML v2 and Cameo to Realize True Model-Based Requirements
REGISTER!! 20 October 2026 6:00PM – 7:00 PM Industry has long desired seamless traceability between requirements, architecture, and verification models. Unfortunately, many efforts to establish requirements management models have historically relied on creation of hierarchical documents – an approach which impedes reuse of requirements and hinders automated analysis of system designs relative to the requirements.…