Paul Martin’s 2006 - 2007 experience in becoming an INCOSE Certified Systems Engineering Professional. Was it hard? You bet. Was it worth it? You bet. Read about his 9 months and 11 day journey to SEP Certification. [Note: © SE Scholar 2007, reprinted by permission from the http://se-scholar.com/blog]
Read MoreWhile a lot of people have written guidelines on proper conduct of meetings, Robert’s Rules of Order (RRO) is unquestionably the most successful de facto standard ever published on this subject.
Read MoreHow do Systems Engineers deal with their complicated technical possessions?
Read MoreGeorge Anderson highlights the work of a Roman citizen named Flavius Vegetius Renatus as he considers a process improvement proposal for the Emperor Valentinian to increase the Roman Legion military readiness levels.
Read MorePaul Martin explores the concept of Emergence - which is an immense mystery for the scientist and the systems engineer alike.
Read MoreThe words of the pilot’s handbook describe the process of flying a heavy jet transport category aircraft to cruise altitude in a deceptively straightforward and uncomplicated manner. But George Anderson explains the actual complications involved.
Read MoreDon York looks at Systems Integration from both a MIL-STD-499A and INCOSE point of view.
Read MoreGeorge Anderson recounts the history of Systems Engineering in the realm of IT Projects - back in the day.
Read MoreGeorge Anderson muses about the material composition of King Tutankhamun's dagger and the presence of iron within his tomb.
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