Managing Complex Technical Projects: A Systems Engineering Approach (Artech House Technology Management and Professional Developm)

R. Ian Faulconbridge; Michael J. Ryan

ISBN 10: 1580533787 / ISBN 13: 9781580533782

Verlag: Artech House, 2002

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• Titel: Managing Complex Technical Projects: A Systems Engineering Approach (Artech House Technology Management and Professional Developm)
• Verlag: Artech House
• Erscheinungsjahr: 2002
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN-10: 1580533787
• ISBN-13: 9781580533782
• Einband: paperback
• Zustand: New

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This unique resource delivers complete, easy-to-understand coverage of the management of complex technical projects through systems engineering. Written for a wide spectrum of readers, from novices to experienced practitioners, the book holds the solution to delivering projects on time and within budget, avoiding the failures and inefficiencies of past efforts. It provides you with a framework that encapsulates all areas of systems engineering, clearly showing you where the multitude of systems engineering activities fit within the overall effort. You get a top-down approach that introduces you to the philosophical aspects of this discipline, and offers you a cohesive understanding of a plethora of important terms, standards and practices that have been developed independently. Moreover, the authors present key systems engineering issues in a manner that promotes individual thinking and unique approaches to the varied projects you encounter in the field.

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This resource discusses the management of complex technical projects through systems engineering. Written for a wide spectrum of readers, from novices to experienced practitioners, it explores solutions for delivering projects on time and within budget, avoiding the failures and inefficiencies of past efforts. It provides a framework that encapsulates all areas of systems engineering, showing where the multitude of systems engineering activities fit within the overall effort. The top-down approach introduces the reader to the philosophical aspects of this discipline, and offers an understanding of a plethora of important terms, standards and practices that have been developed independently. Moreover, the authors present key systems engineering issues in a manner that seeks to promote individual thinking and unique approaches to the various projects encountered in the field.