We are soliciting information to help develop and communicate methodology to create model-based standards that can be interpreted by computational systems and humans. The committee is considering multiple industry-standard specification languages and modeling frameworks. We are looking for feedback and advice through the “Spring 2020 ASME Model-Based Enterprise Industry Survey”.

How You Can Help

A principal concern of the Model-Based Enterprise (MBE) Standards Committee is the interchange of data between systems and the continuity of accurate and stable information across lifecycle phases. We are reaching out to you, as an expert in your given field, to help us understand your current model-based activities and future strategic plans. Your input is critical to help identify the best methodology to develop model-based standards that maximize value to industry, your company, and its products. Please take the survey and respond to the best of your ability. Also, feel free to forward this message to others within your organization.

MBE is Critical to All Industries

MBE is a vast concept that encompasses the digitalization of industrial data and activities used to create, deploy, use, service, and decommission products and systems. MBE includes all uses of digital data within an enterprise and across its extended ecosystem to enable stakeholders, clients, and decision-makers. MBE methods, data, and tools will radically improve organizational productivity, product quality, and value. MBE provides consistent and trustworthy data throughout the entire lifecycle of a product and ensures that data can flow seamlessly throughout the process.

Background on the ASME MBE Standards Committee

In March 2018, ASME formed the MBE Steering Group to establish direction, activities, priorities, and organizational structure of the ASME MBE Standards Committee and its subcommittees. The work of the MBE Steering Group can be found in the ASME MBE Recommendation Report (go.asme.org/MBEreport).   

Since then, ASME formed the MBE Standard Committee (SC) and a Subject Matter Expert Support Group. The MBE SC created Working Groups charged with determining near-term strategies, model-based methodologies, framework, and lexicon for developing standards for MBE.

More information on the MBE Standards Committee can be found on the ASME MBE Standards Committee Codes & Standards Connect Page (https://cstools.asme.org/csconnect/CommitteePages.cfm?Committee=102216151) and the ASME MBE Redmine Collaboration Site (https://projects.mbe.institute/projects/asme-mbe-public-page). 

For questions about completing this survey or how to get involved in the ASME MBE activities, please contact the following individuals:

Fredric Constantino - MBE Standards Committee Staff Secretary

ASME S&C Project Engineering Advisor

Phone: 212-591-8684

E-mail: ConstantinoF@asme.org

Michelle Pagano – MBE Staff Support

ASME S&C Engineer

Phone: 212-591-8399

E-mail: PaganoM@asme.org

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