SYSTEMS ENGINEERING RESOURCES
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING RESOURCES
Useful artifacts to improve your SE effectiveness
Useful artifacts to improve your SE effectiveness
SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING RESOURCES
INCOSE Webinar: How to be Successful in the Absence of Requirements On 20 April, Dr. Ron Carson, INCOSE ESEP, Boeing Technical Fellow and Adjunct Professor of Systems Engineering at multiple universities, delivered an INCOSEsponsored webinar #157 on How to be Successful in the Absence of Requirements. As a member of the INCOSE Requirements and Measurement Working Groups, Dr. Carson has published definitive papers on requirements completeness, structured requirements, requirements verification and validation, and measuring requirements quality. In this webinar, Dr. Carson defined the problem as: 1. Clients and customers often believe they know the solution they prefer but may not understand the problem they need solved. 2. As a result of problem #1, their requirements may be non-existent, incomplete, or incorrect. 3. Requirements elicitation may be inadequate to realize a correct and complete set of requirements. As a solution, Dr. Carson shared practical insights concerning how to generate requirements when there aren't any or they are not complete, consistent or correct. Guidance included: 1. Methods for addressing ambiguity 2. Defining good requirements 3. Finding all the requirements 4. Validating requirements Checklists were provided for engaging clients/ customers and validating requirements. INCOSE members may download the presentation and access the video through INCOSE Connect. View additional requirements-related presentations by Dr. Carson here.
OMG BPMN Overview The Object Management Group (OMG), during its Q1 Technical Meeting in March 2022, hosted a demonstration concerning the current capabilities addressed in the Business Process Model and Notation™ (BPMN) standard. The BPMN™ in Action! presentation was led by Denis Gagne, CEO & CTO of Trisotech. Leading software vendors demonstrated live the iterative elaboration and interchange of a BPMN model using their respective tools that implement the BPMN standard. View the presentation slides.
May 2022
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