Model Based Enterprise (MBE) Overview (300-00-138)

Model-Based Enterprise (MBE) Overview introduces the core ideas behind MBE and the model-based activities that support it. With a clear understanding of MBE, your team can make informed decisions about moving toward more digital, data-driven workflows.

Model-Based Enterprise is a business practice focused on using product lifecycle data as an authoritative source of truth to drive design, manufacturing, and quality activities across the organization.

This course is built for learners who are new to the topic. No prior knowledge of MBE is required. You’ll be guided through a definition of MBE, why it matters, and what it takes to support it in a real organization. The course also introduces common model-based activities (MBx) used within an MBE strategy, such as Model-Based Definition (MBD) and Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), and explains how they contribute to a broader digital approach.

To help teams move from concept to planning, the course discusses MBD schemas as a basis for structuring data and includes practical context around Product Lifecycle Management (PLM). By the end, learners should have enough grounding to evaluate current processes and begin preliminary planning activities for a transition to digital workflows.

Note: Purchasing this content grants 90 days of access from the purchase date.