INCOSE International Symposium · 1998 · 58 citations · 4 references
EngineeringSoftware EngineeringSystem-level DesignSoftware ProcessSystem Of Systems EngineeringSystems Engineering StandardsU.s. MilitaryManagementSystems EngineeringTechnology Readiness LevelCapability ModelingDesignSoftware DesignModel-based System EngineeringCapability Maturity ModelsRequirement ManagementSoftware Requirement SpecificationSystem SoftwareSystem Specification
Five systems engineering standards at different release stages and three capability models—evolving from U.S. Military to international and commercial, with two maturity models merged into a third tied to the standards—create uncertainty about which to use for process improvement.
ABSTRACT Currently there are five systems engineering standards in various stages of release and three systems engineering capability models. This makes it difficult to know what to use as a basis for process improvement. This paper discusses the similarities and differences among the standards and models. The standards have been evolving from the U.S. Military to international and commercial, with recent standards taking a broader scope. Two capability maturity models have been merged into a third, which is tied to the standards.
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