Our 2022 INCOSE-CC president, Dr. David Flanigan, CSEP , provides an After Action Report on attending the first live INCOSE International Symposium in three years., held in Detroit, MI.
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Lou Wheatcraft provides the latest information about INCOSE’s Requirements Working Group (RWG).
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Dr. John E. Thomas explains how critical infrastructures are essential to public health, safety, and well-being but they are inherently vulnerable to unanticipated disruptions that can impact businesses, technical operations, supply chains, and daily life across local, regional, and global scales.
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APL has immediate needs for the job openings. Click to read more.
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Keep up with all the happening in our Chapter. Read our latest Newsletter for June 2022
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Our 2022 INCOSE-CC president, Dr. David Flanigan, CSEP , provides some insight in attending the first live INCOSE International Symposium in three years., held in Detroit, MI at the end of the month,
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This spring, local INCOSE chapters from around the Maryland, Northern Virginia, and DC metro areas are looking to hold a joint INCOSE golf-outing to the benefit of scholarships for students in STEM. We are looking to work with interested business partners. Opportunities will be available at various levels. If you believe you or your business would like to participate, please reach out to programs@incose-cc.org.
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Jose L. Fernandez reviews Dr. Howard Eisner’s new book, “Cost-Effectiveness Analysis: A Systems Engineering Perspective” Dr. Howard Eisner is a Fellow of IEEE and a Fellow of INCOSE. He has 30 years of experience in industry and 24 years in academia. This book is the last of his 12 books dealing with systems engineering, project management, and other topics.
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Kevin Robinson, Chief Engineer, Shoal Group Australia, presents a case for acquisition agencies to both adopt and drive the application of Digital Engineering within their industry.
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Keep up with all the happening in our Chapter. Read our latest Newsletter for May 2022
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Our 2022 INCOSE-CC president, Dr. David Flanigan, CSEP , provides some insight in the effort to return to live meetings. As well as the merits of our Virtual Meetings. The board looks to continue adapting to the changing environments to serve our chapter membership.
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This February and March, Chesapeake Chapter volunteers again participated as independent sponsor judges at the Anne Arundel County Public Schools Science and Engineering Expo. The judges reviewed projects from 6th through 12th grade.
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Michael Darby, CSEP, of the Idaho National Laboratory provided an overview of how the Mission Thread Analysis approach has been used to evaluate mission resilience. He showed generalized results of additional threat-based scenarios and how the All-Hazard Analysis tool can be integrated with black out exercises to assess how and where alternatives, or courses of action, are needed to ultimately improve the overall mission resilience.
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Keep up with all the happening in our Chapter. Read our latest Newsletter for April 2022
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Our 2022 INCOSE-CC president, Dr. David Flanigan, CSEP , provides some insight in the effort involved in developing an Operational Plan for the Chapter.
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In this presentation, Dr. Eisner explains how Cost-Effectiveness Analysis (CEA) can be used by Systems Engineers who are looking for cost-effective solutions. CEA is a proven method for choosing the best answer from a set of alternatives.
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Keep up with all the happening in our Chapter. Read our latest Newsletter for March 2022
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Mark Kaczmarek reviews Dr. Howard Eisner’s new book, “Cost-Effectiveness Analysis: A Systems Engineering Perspective” This latest book by Dr. Eisner spans the 5+ decades of his experience: 30 years in business as president or working for companies, and 24 years in academia at GWU – George Washington University. This is the 12th book he has written.
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