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LieberLieber: Webasto moves into the future with MBSE
The Webasto Group, a family-owned German automotive supplier, generated 3.7 billion euros in sales in 2021 with around 15,700 employees, making it one of the 100 largest suppliers worldwide. The group has been implementing MBSE for about two years and relies on Enterprise Architect, LemonTree and the active support of LieberLieber.
LemonTree as a Swiss pocket knife for models
For about 20 years, the volunteer team of the open source project railML has been working on the standardisation and simplification of data exchange in the railway sector. In 2022, the work carried out is to be officially recognised and thus become binding by being recorded as ISO/TS 4398:2022 „RailDax“. The team has been using Enterprise Architect for several years, and recently also LemonTree, which is already referred to there as the Swiss pocket knife for models.
Models play a central role at VW
Model-based systems engineering is now used in many areas of the VW Group. In a joint webinar, Daniel Siegl (LieberLieber) and Hermann Gollwitzer (VW) explained the background to this and the role LieberLieber plays in implementing this fundamental change in development.
Konfigurations-Management: Infineon setzt auf LemonTree
At Infineon‘s Munich location, the company relies on model-driven development with Enterprise Architect. In addition, the advantages of LieberLieber LemonTree were also recognized in order to be able to merge the models created directly in Git into different feature branches.