An Architecture-driven Governance Approach for Multidisciplinary System Design - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

The rise of software-defined products creates a fundamental tension across automotive, aerospace, defense, and medical technology: the need for rapid software iteration versus the stability required for multidisciplinary hardware constraints. Traditional governance models are breaking down under this pressure. We propose an architecture-driven, cross-functional framework built around four pillars: Lifecycle Management, Continuous Integration and Validation, Traceability, and Program Execution — with system architecture serving as a single source of truth to align technical decision-making across functional domains and throughout the entire product lifecycle. Attendees will leave with a concrete framework for evaluating their governance models and practical guidance for implementing an architecture-first approach. SPEAKER BIOS Arnaud Durantin holds a degree from the SYVAT Master's program in project management and complex systems engineering. After contributing to hybrid propulsion systems at PSA Peugeot Citroën and leading systems and requirements engineering at MBDA Missile Systems, he now serves as Portfolio Director at Dassault Systèmes, overseeing the CATIA Cyber Systems portfolio with a focus on certification, software governance, and systems simulation. David Gouyon is an MBSE specialist with over two decades of experience in systems engineering research, education, and industry practice. A Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) and AFIS/INCOSE member since 2005, he co-leads working groups on MBSE methodologies and skills development. He now leads a team of Systems Engineering solutions specialists at Dassault Systèmes.