1959
DOI: 10.1109/iret-mil.1959.5008117
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Systems Engineering for Usefulness and Reliability

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“…The peer status of the group members could be maintained through the technical work of the project but could not be maintained at the administrative level (Bialik, 1960). The probability of project success was noted to be increased by improvement of planning and monitoring processes (Tinus & Och, 1959). To effectively improve project planning the project must begin with a study phase to determine what needs to be solved and to propose multiple methods of solution which must be compared technically and financially.…”
Section: Systems Engineering Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The peer status of the group members could be maintained through the technical work of the project but could not be maintained at the administrative level (Bialik, 1960). The probability of project success was noted to be increased by improvement of planning and monitoring processes (Tinus & Och, 1959). To effectively improve project planning the project must begin with a study phase to determine what needs to be solved and to propose multiple methods of solution which must be compared technically and financially.…”
Section: Systems Engineering Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%