Many of us need to manage multiple changes being developed by several projects working in the same EA model at the same time. But how can we maintain order, have clear version control, and avoid costly rework? Ian will review the available options and introduce a new approach for managing multiple projects in the same model, which also delivers insights to the wider business, with impact analyses and visibility of project dependencies. And he will demonstrate a time machine...

Sigma is a Systems engineering Workbench where engineers and technical management can work together during the System Life-cycle.

Many organisations work in multiple teams utilising shared assets for individual teams as well as global assets shared by all teams. If a single repository is used for all teams and all assets, controlling visibility and access to these assets becomes very problematic. Although not a new feature of Enterprise Architect, the Reusable Asset Service (RAS), provides a solution to managing assets for multiple teams. This presentation describes the issues with sharing assets in a single repository and the solution using a RAS. The description of the RAS will describe the infrastructure required as well as the structure and use of a RAS. The presentation will conclude with a demonstration of multiple projects using a single RAS. This demonstration will be presented using EA version 16 64 bit.

Assemble the inbuilt Sparx EA custom templates and generate a full-fledged word document in a minute span.

Learn how to capture, document and present requirements, understand how to create use case models, document scenarios and demonstrate traceability.

Exercise your models with pipelines, find a structured way of collaboration and deployment, strategies from Software Engineering for Model cooperations

Related to the CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) we defined MMMI (Model Maturity Model Integration)

Many organisations are searching for opportunities to become data driven. However for introducing a data driven approach you have to gain an overview of the data relevant for the organisation. The Data Management Body of Knowledge is a great framework for data management. Sparx Enterprise Architect is a great tool for creating data management models, and configure this tool for introducing a Data Management Register.

We present a maturity model that has been valid and in force for almost 10 years and has been used by numerous Latin American companies, of various sectors and sizes, to successfully activate and adopt the Sparx solution.Aimed at those who tried to implement the Enterprise Architect solution in their company and did not achieve the expected results, or for those who want to start the way of adopting this powerful family of Sparx Systems products and do not know what steps to take to achieve it.