2.1.1 Steampunk System of Systems Engineering: A case study of successful System of Systems engineering in 19<sup>th</sup> century Britain

Kemp, Duncan; Camm, Dave M.; Evans, Rhianne; Elphick, Jon

doi:10.1002/j.2334-5837.2013.tb03043.x

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2.2.2 Maintaining Emergence in Systems of Systems Integration: a Contractual Approach using SysML

Bryans

Fitzgerald

Payne

et al. 2014

INCOSE International Symp

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Abstract. This paper describes a pilot study in the use of model-based techniques in system of systems (SoS) engineering. The focus is on the derivation of specifications for new constituent systems that are to be integrated with an existing SoS. The pilot study is based on a commercial application in the home audio/video domain and illustrates the application of architectural modeling guidelines to the description of a content-streaming SoS using SysML and the formal COMPASS Modeling Language (CML). Analysis of the models leads to the derivation of a specification sufficient for constituent systems to guarantee a key leader election property of the SoS.

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2.2.2 Maintaining Emergence in Systems of Systems Integration: a Contractual Approach using SysML

Bryans

Fitzgerald

Payne

et al. 2014

INCOSE International Symp

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“Fifty Shades of Agile”: AN ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES OF AGILE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

Kemp

Akroyd-Wallis

Mactaggart

et al. 2016

INCOSE International Symp

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Although Agile is well‐defined, and relatively widely‐used within the software engineering field, applying Agile to Systems Engineering (SE) is still under debate. While some feel that Agile SE offers potential to improve customer satisfaction and reduce cost, risk and time to market, it is unclear how well Agile approaches apply to SE. This paper explores diverse rationales for applying Agile SE, various types of systems it can be applied to, and different Agile SE approaches, showing that there is no single definition of Agile. Views range from: a high tempo approach to systems delivery analogous to Agile software, radical tailoring of conventional SE against fixed requirements, using agile software techniques to develop SE documents and models, to using Agile as a sales mechanism with no real understanding of chance of success. These perspectives are analysed against the 12 Agile software principles, Snowdon's Cynefin Framework and Ring's Value Cycle, concluding with 14 observations about Agile SE approaches.

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Behaving Nicely in a System of Systems – Harmonising with the Environment

Henshaw

Siemieniuch

Sinclair

2015

Studies in Systems, Decision and Control

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2.1.1 Steampunk System of Systems Engineering: A case study of successful System of Systems engineering in 19^th century Britain

Cited by 6 publications

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2.2.2 Maintaining Emergence in Systems of Systems Integration: a Contractual Approach using SysML

2.2.2 Maintaining Emergence in Systems of Systems Integration: a Contractual Approach using SysML

“Fifty Shades of Agile”: AN ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES OF AGILE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

Behaving Nicely in a System of Systems – Harmonising with the Environment

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2.1.1 Steampunk System of Systems Engineering: A case study of successful System of Systems engineering in 19th century Britain

Cited by 6 publications

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2.2.2 Maintaining Emergence in Systems of Systems Integration: a Contractual Approach using SysML

2.2.2 Maintaining Emergence in Systems of Systems Integration: a Contractual Approach using SysML

“Fifty Shades of Agile”: AN ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES OF AGILE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

Behaving Nicely in a System of Systems – Harmonising with the Environment

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2.1.1 Steampunk System of Systems Engineering: A case study of successful System of Systems engineering in 19^th century Britain