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LieberLieber Software: NATO relies on Enterprise Architecture
With the aim of modernising its business and IT landscape, NATO is relying on the recently introduced NAFv4 framework. The german Bundeswehr and the Swiss Army have chosen Enterprise Architect (Sparx Systems) as their standard modelling tool to use this framework with the UAF Metamodel. Recently, LieberLieber LemonTree has also been examined in studies on architectural tools with positive results.
LieberLieber: LemonTree is very popular in higher education
Vince Molnár is an assistant professor at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, where he teaches MBSE with a groundbreaking paradigm shift towards automated quality gates and reviewing pull requests rather than grading submissions. Last semester he used Enterprise Architect, GitHub with SmartGit and LemonTree with LemonTree.Automation with great success for the first time in a course with over 80 students.
LieberLieber: Modelling brings more safety
The EU research project VALU3S aims to reduce the development effort of automated systems with regard to safety, cyber security and data protection requirements (Safety & Security). For this purpose, 41 partners from 10 countries worked closely together over the past three years. LieberLieber was able to convince all partners of the advantages of modelling with Enterprise Architect and was significantly involved in the development of a new modelling language.
LieberLieber: Festo uses LemonTree.Connect
With more than 20,000 employees, Festo serves about 300,000 industrial customers in 176 countries. In the “Embedded Software Platform” project, LemonTree.Connect codeBeamer has recently been used in addition to Enterprise Architect and LemonTree. This bridges the gap between requirements management and the modelling world and makes the exchange of data much easier and faster.