The Professional Development Surgery will provide an overview of both the Professional Registration process (Eng Tech, IEng and CEng) and the INCOSE Professional Certification process (ASEP, CSEP, ESEP). If you’re thinking of applying for either route, then come along to find out more and get some useful tips on your application and insights from qualified assessors. If you already hold one or both qualifications and are interested in becoming an Advisor or Assessor, then please also come along as we will be covering what these roles entail as well.

In this interactive ECF session, we explore how digitisation, model‑based systems engineering (MBSE), and digital twins can reshape organisational capability from the ground up.

Attendees will discover practical, actionable ways to transition from traditional document‑centric engineering to integrated, dynamic system models that enable clearer decision‑making, stronger traceability, accelerated development cycles, and enterprise‑wide insight.

The session combines an engaging keynote with a hands‑on group activity. By the end, participants will leave with a deeper understanding of how to connect purpose, systems thinking, and digital technologies to drive meaningful transformation within their organisations.

Alongside the technical learning, this session offers a welcoming space for early‑career systems engineers to connect, collaborate, and build their professional network.

Join us to experience what purposeful digitisation truly looks like—and what it means for the future of systems engineering.

In this interactive ECF session, we explore how digitisation, model‑based systems engineering (MBSE), and digital twins can reshape organisational capability from the ground up.

Attendees will discover practical, actionable ways to transition from traditional document‑centric engineering to integrated, dynamic system models that enable clearer decision‑making, stronger traceability, accelerated development cycles, and enterprise‑wide insight.

The session combines an engaging keynote with a hands‑on group activity. By the end, participants will leave with a deeper understanding of how to connect purpose, systems thinking, and digital technologies to drive meaningful transformation within their organisations.

Alongside the technical learning, this session offers a welcoming space for early‑career systems engineers to connect, collaborate, and build their professional network.

Join us to experience what purposeful digitisation truly looks like—and what it means for the future of systems engineering.

In this interactive ECF session, we explore how digitisation, model‑based systems engineering (MBSE), and digital twins can reshape organisational capability from the ground up.

Attendees will discover practical, actionable ways to transition from traditional document‑centric engineering to integrated, dynamic system models that enable clearer decision‑making, stronger traceability, accelerated development cycles, and enterprise‑wide insight.

The session combines an engaging keynote with a hands‑on group activity. By the end, participants will leave with a deeper understanding of how to connect purpose, systems thinking, and digital technologies to drive meaningful transformation within their organisations.

Alongside the technical learning, this session offers a welcoming space for early‑career systems engineers to connect, collaborate, and build their professional network.

Join us to experience what purposeful digitisation truly looks like—and what it means for the future of systems engineering.

In this hands-on session, we will evaluate realistic design artefacts looking at where unexamined assumptions and requirements can exclude real users, and lead to missed opportunities and system failures.

We will step through different stages of the design lifecycle to identify common pitfalls and tools to bridge those gaps. The session combines small group activities, signposting to relevant standards and best practice, and opportunities to share experience across sectors.

No matter which sector you work in, or career stage you are at, this session is applicable to all - just bring your systems thinking hat!

By the end, participants will leave with practical techniques and references, a clearer understanding of inclusive design as an engineering enabler, and the confidence to apply it to their work.

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