Review of A Primer for Model-Based Systems Engineering from Vitech Corporation
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One of the main objectives of the book was to capture Lean Thinking (in the context of Systems Engineering) as a set of Lean Principles including Customer-Defined Value, Value Stream Mapping, Continuous Value Flow, and Customer Pull of Value.
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The book emphasizes the practical application of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) with SysML and the Control Chain approach.
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Although this book is primarily meant as a top-level implementation approach on the practice of systems engineering unique to NASA, it is a solid desktop reference for any systems engineering project.
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A gem of a book; written by two members of the INCOSE UK Chapter. It is a ready reference for anyone wanting to quickly get up to speed on the general concepts behind MBSE
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Review of the book Radical Candor: Be a Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity by Kim Scott
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The ESEP certification is reserved for senior systems engineers with significant systems engineering experience and proven professional leadership qualities. Four newly certified ESEPs from our chapter attended the Gala and were recognized for their accomplishment. In speaking with each of them, each had a profound message to share regarding their journey.
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Book Review of Model-Based Systems Engineering with OPM and SysML By Dov Dori
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Review of The Hard Truth About Soft Skills by Peggy Klaus
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Review of Everything is Obvious: Once you Know the Answer by Duncan J. Watts
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Review of The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization by Peter M. Senge
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George Anderson looks at our present day paranoia surrounding the lack of Cybersecurity and compares it to the history of the telegraph and ancient lock mechanisms.
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George Anderson makes the case that with the demise of the slide rule because of the invention of the calculator in 1972, engineers began to lose something that we will always need. That is a working understanding of math fundamentals.
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George Anderson reviews the book Creative Confidence-Unleashing the Creative Potential Within Us All by Tom Kelley & David Kelley
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Systems thinking and the application of Systems Engineering (SE) processes are both necessary elements in the discovery and description of technical failures associated with some fatal aircraft accidents. The King 56 aircraft investigation was a fascinating search for forensic truth and George was part of the investigating team
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George Anderson reminisces about his first real engineering project - building a single transistor radio - and it's impact on his grandfather.
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George Anderson looks at watch making from a Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) point of view - with interesting results.
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George Anderson make an appeal to run for INCOSE-CC Board of Directors by citing Rajesh Setty's 25 Way to Distinguish Yourself
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