Excellent description of how better tools and approaches can improve the Systems Engineering process. The only missing function is one to stop the customer from changing the original requirements half way through the first prototype build. :-)
I am new to Systems Engineering (SE), having started working in an SE role only a couple of months ago. Prior to this I was a quality manager, and certification and compliance engineer, and what I am finding most interesting as I'm learning about SE and watching your presentation is how much SE principles complement the quality management principles of ISO 9001:2015. Both are very much about understanding the 'context', the interested parties and their needs and expectations, and risks and opportunities. A really good presentation which is supplementing my reading of the ICOSE SE handbook.
Awesome presentation, info, perspective, and approach. Very happy to hear you address the topics soundly. Your talk made my Notable file for doubly documenting what I have been quietly working thru in my personal work with Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) in elevating Humanity. MBSE: Fifty-Five Years Salting Humanity: A Fully-Metered, Bottom-Up, and Inside-Out Approach. Thank you. I shall now go and listen again on 1.75 speed. 😆✌️😁 Another mouthful, like the many names for snow... We learn a lot when opening ourselves to first-hand experience. I am grateful.
Excellent description of how better tools and approaches can improve the Systems Engineering process. The only missing function is one to stop the customer from changing the original requirements half way through the first prototype build. :-)
I am new to Systems Engineering (SE), having started working in an SE role only a couple of months ago. Prior to this I was a quality manager, and certification and compliance engineer, and what I am finding most interesting as I'm learning about SE and watching your presentation is how much SE principles complement the quality management principles of ISO 9001:2015. Both are very much about understanding the 'context', the interested parties and their needs and expectations, and risks and opportunities. A really good presentation which is supplementing my reading of the ICOSE SE handbook.
Awesome presentation, info, perspective, and approach. Very happy to hear you address the topics soundly. Your talk made my Notable file for doubly documenting what I have been quietly working thru in my personal work with Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) in elevating Humanity.
MBSE: Fifty-Five Years Salting Humanity: A Fully-Metered, Bottom-Up, and Inside-Out Approach.
Thank you.
I shall now go and listen again on 1.75 speed. 😆✌️😁
Another mouthful, like the many names for snow... We learn a lot when opening ourselves to first-hand experience.
I am grateful.
Great, presentation, thank you for sharing on RUclips!
Great presentation! We're interested in MBSE in relation to configurable PLM data models.
Thanks! Now I do understand MBSE!
Great breakdown. Thanks.
MBSE: Yo dawg, I heard you like systems engineering, so I put some systems engineering in your systems engineering.
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Great!