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Requirements are only a means to an end. Ultimately, it is about achieving the set goal. It is therefore not particularly surprising that there is a separate discipline for this, namely Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE). Goal-oriented requirements management can easily be practiced on a whiteboard with pieces of paper, and this is also the approach I generally recommend. You...
What is the difference between efficiency and effectiveness? Someone who is efficient has a high degree of effectiveness, i.e. achieves a lot per unit of time. Someone who is effective comes closer to the result. But what does this have to do with systems engineering? Quite simply: the complexity of systems engineering means that you can quickly become efficient without being effective....
Is a good systems engineer a specialist or a generalist? There is no single answer to this question. Because both are actually necessary.
For people involved in requirements management, Colin Hood is a household name. Colin Hood is a systems engineer and long-standing member of the IET and INCOSE (or the German GfSE), as well as co-founder of the International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB). An expert in requirements engineering and requirements management, he is the author of several books and is often referred to as...
The Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey has a beautiful view of the New York skyline. It also has a program in Systems Engineering. There is a white paper from Stevens Institute of Technology on the Five Trends Transforming Systems Engineering, which I comment on below: 1. Systems Engineering is becoming a career path for...
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