Marco Forlingieri, Daví Henrique de Sousa Pinto, Dieter Wagner, Tim Weilkiens, Jaber Nikpouri, Claudia Agostinelli
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Abstract
This paper focuses on the adoption of Model-Based Product Line Engineering (MBPLE) across three European industries, showcasing its potential to address system's complexity and variability. MBPLE, as combination of feature based PLE and Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), leverages standards like ISO/IEC 26580 to enable machine-readable models for managing variants and supporting the digital thread across multiple domain-specific assets. The work highlights a common pattern in MBPLE adoption, from initial motivations to practical implementations, in terms of process, methods, information model, toolchain and organization, while noting differences driven by industry-specific contexts.