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Book : Handbook of Systems Engineering and Management (1999)

Categories: General Systems • Project Management • Systems Engineering
Tags: book • lifecycle • management • rouse • sage • systems engineering
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Author(s): Sage, Andrew P. • Rouse, William B.
Published: 1999 • ISBN: 0471154059 • 1236 pages • Delivery Format: Hard Copy - Hardback
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Systems engineering is the management technology that supports the planning, organizing, directing, and controlling of the total system development process to ensure evolution of a high-quality, trustworthy, and cost-effective system capable of meeting user needs. Among the many applications of systems engineering and management are decision support systems, command and control systems, air traffic control systems, intelligent highway vehicle systems, process control systems, and enterprise systems. The factors associated with the engineering of large-scale systems include policy making, planning, decision making, resource allocation, and action deployment.The
Handbook of Systems Engineering and Managementis a comprehensive, single-volume reference to every aspect of systems engineering and management for fielding systems of all types, especially systems that are information-, technology-, and software-intensive.This volume guides professionals through every phase of the definition, design, implementation, and management of systems of large scale and scope, from identifying user needs and determining costs to ensuring system capabilities and maintaining smooth operations. The handbook will be of long-lasting value to those concerned with the technical direction, development, and management of complex projects of large scale and scope.The first undertaking of its kind, the
Handbook of Systems Engineering and Managementpresents a single, practical source covering the theory and practice of systems engineering and management. Taking a multifaceted view of this interdisciplinary subject, the work begins with a comprehensive outline of systems engineering. The handbook then provides major sections on systems engineering methodology and processes, systems management, human factors in systems engineering,quality and standards in systems engineering, and system engineering methods.With its main focus on the organization and management of complexity, rather than direct technological concerns that affect individual subsystems, it covers a vast number of ingredients associated with the engineering of trustworthy systems, and helps those involved in these large-scale projects with:
- Systematic measurement approaches and capability-assessment models
- A knowledge base of effective systems-engineering processes and systems-management strategies
- An understanding of the complex role of advanced information technologies in enhancing systems’ productivity and quality
- Detailed discussions of the tools and methods, life cycle processes, and systems management strategies available for the support of complex high-technology systems-engineering efforts
Supplemented with nearly 400 graphs and figures that help clarify difficult concepts and organize complex material, the
Handbook of Systems Engineering and Managementis an immensely helpful resource for systems engineers, human factors engineers, and systems and software development managers in industry and government.
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Book : Introduction to Systems Engineering (2000)

Categories: Business • Defence • General Systems • System Dynamics • Systems Engineering
Tags: armstrong • book • brainstorming • causal loop • development • influence diagram • lifecycle • process • requirement • sage • synthesis • system dynamics • systems engineering • wbs
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Author(s): Sage, Andrew P. • Armstrong, James E.
Published: 2000 • ISBN: 0471027669 • 547 pages • Delivery Format: Hard Copy - Hardback
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Systems engineering (SE), or the engineering of large-scale systems, is key to achieving reliable, efficient, cost-effective products and services in diverse fields, including communication and network systems, software engineering, information systems, manufacturing, command and control, and defense systems acquisition and procurement.
This book offers a unique introduction to the world of systems engineering, focusing on analysis and problem-solving techniques that can be applied throughout the life cycle of product systems and service systems. While the authors provide a framework for the functional levels involved in systems engineering processes and system management, the bulk of the discussion is devoted to the practical application of formulation, analysis, and interpretation methods.
Through the use of real-world examples and useful graphs, readers will learn to:
- Choose the most appropriate methods and tools for a given project
- Apply issue formulation methods to assure that the right problem has been identified
- Work with formal analysis methods to assure that the problem is solved correctly
- Apply issue interpretation methods to insure that decisions reflect human values and technological realities, and thereby make interpretation work for them in the decision-making process
- Develop an appreciation for the engineering and troubleshooting of large systems
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Book : Methodology for Large Scale Systems (1977)

Categories: Complexity
Tags: book • sage • systems engineering
Publisher: McGraw Hill
Author(s): Sage, Andrew P.
Published: 1977 • ISBN: 0070544387 • 445 pages • Delivery Format: Hard Copy - Hardback
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Book : Systems Engineering (1992)

Categories: Business • Systems Engineering • Systems Thinking
Tags: book • business • lifecycle • management • sage • wiley
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Author(s): Sage, Andrew P.
Published: 1992 • ISBN: 0471536393 • 654 pages • Delivery Format: Hard Copy - Hardback
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'Systems Engineering' focuses on systems methodology, design, and management. The contents offer technical insight for professionals concerned with systems engineering and management and to students who need to master the steps to effective systems engineering. Throughout, the book emphasizes the process of systems engineering rather than the product of systems engineering, recognizing that proper attention to processes almost inevitably leads to higher quality products.
'Systems Engineering' addresses the fundamental considerations associated with the engineering of large scale systems. Divided into two sections, the first part deals with systems methodology, design and management including a detailed examination of operational and task level system quality assurance through configuration management, audits and reviews, standards and systems integration. The second part discusses a variety of systems design and management approaches, particularly those concerned with system effectiveness evaluation and the human role in systems.
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