Albers Aerospace invests $1M in Hop Flyt

Albers Aerospace, the exclusive DoD license holder of the hybrid electrical Vertical Takeoff and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft line designed by Hop Flyt, has invested $1M in Hop Flyt. The investment aims to enhance the design, development, and production of the military versions of the Hop Flyt eVTOL designs and increases the Albers Aerospace equity position […]

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Garrett Container Systems

Garrett Container Systems, Inc. (GCS) located in Accident, Maryland, is pleased to announce it has been acquired by Albers Aerospace (Albers), a leading service-disabled veteran owned defense contractor located in McKinney, Texas. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Albers, GCS will maintain operations in Accident, Maryland, and be part of a larger organization with facilities […]

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Just Model It

In my recent reading of “Theory of Constraints”, it makes a claim that “Science moves from categorization, to correlation, to effect-cause-effect” as it advances. It describes the early days of star gazing as an activity of categorization – stars were placed into groups, that we now call constellations. They were given names based on their […]

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Being “Critical” is Bad for Your Career

There is a belief that a person being mission critical to a project or organization is good for your career. That person is likely good at their job. They have some piece of unique knowledge or skills. Maybe they were the creator of something and are the only one who understands it. Some believe that […]

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Proving Interoperability Earlier in Integration

Large systems require integration. Why? Because building large systems requires a huge team. A huge team operates efficiently by breaking a problem down into pieces that can be purchased or developed. At some point, those pieces must be brought back together. In project planning, I have seen projects show a roadmap of all the pieces […]

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4 Skills that will pay off forever

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Signals vs Object Flows

CONSTRAIN YOUR DESIGN BY CHOICE, NOT BY CHANCE Jim Albers, Albers Aerospace Engineering Solutions When designing a system with SysML, some choices have non-intuitive implications and consequences. For example: should inter-component interfaces be modeled using Pins and Object Flows, or using Ports with Flow Properties that pass Signals? And as a corollary, do the exchanges […]

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Executive Spotlight: John Albers, President & CEO of Albers Aerospace

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Albers Aerospace Signs $5M Engineering and Manufacturing Goods and Services Term Sheet

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MBSE-enabled, tailored processes

What would an incremental, benefits-based view of MBSE look like? A program manager could select & prioritize the benefits that are needed from MBSE and require only the activities which have been determined to provide value. These benefits are not aspirations, they are the deliverables and capabilities that result from disciplined systems engineering activities. MBSE […]

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