“Engineering Management Redux! (Or Managing the Management of Complexity)”

What new challenges face those managing the development of complex systems? Find out in this Incose presentation by John Blyler – experienced systems engineer, author and professor.
INCOSE & SAE NW Section Joint Meeting
Today’s engineers must work on projects of increasing complexity, shrinking time-to-market windows and with globally distributed, interdisciplinary team members. Aggregation within almost all traditional market supply chains further compounds the already daunting technical obstacles. All of these challenges and more requires a redux or reviving of the roles and responsibilities between the systems engineering and management communities.
This presentation will cover new trends and case studies in systems engineering management – from Wright’s Law and the integration of hardware-software systems to collaboration, organizational structures, R&D to products process, and interface management. The need for an evolution of the systems engineering management approach will be weighed against the obstacles preventing any such maturation.
Biography: John Blyler covers today’s latest high-tech, R&D and even science fiction topics in blogs, magazine articles, books and videos. He is an experienced physicist, engineer, journalist, author and professor who continues to speak at major conferences and before the camera on CE TV. John is the co-author of Dr. Benjamin Blanchard well-known, “Systems Engineering Management” book – Wiley, 5^th edition. Also, he is the publisher of several websites in the (IoT) embedded hardware-software, semiconductor IP and systems engineering spaces.
 
Speaker: John Blyler

Agenda:         6:00 Social – Pasta Bar
6:30 SAE and INCOSE Business
6:45 Presentation