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[…] Crucial Role of Traceability in Modern Product and Systems Development 19. Why Investing in Requirements Management Software Makes Business Sense During an Economic Downturn 20. Functional requirements examples and templates 21. Why do you need Requirements Management? 22. Writing Requirements Overview 1 Functional requirements examples and templates 2 Identifying and Measuring Requirements Quality 3 […]
[…] post about it in the JCI Sub-Community for others to see. RELATED: How to Use Requirements Management as an Anchor to Establish Live Traceability in Systems Engineering Example #1 – Complex Calculations (Defect Prioritization Scenario) Many projects incorporate complex and proprietary formulas or calculations that take years for a company to perfect. Rather than […]
[…] a source of visibility issues. Jama Connect links disparate tools and offers a “toolchain view” for more seamless tool functioning and visibility, like with the Design Architect example above. 6. View exactly where you’re at in a project in real-time. As you move through the management of a case, it’s important to see where […]
[…] I would differentiate if you had a system requirement, you need to decompose that into multiple sub system requirements. You could utilize this traceability capability. So, for example, if I’m looking at this manual scheduling system requirement, there’s probably a lot of manual scheduling I could do, I could change the temperature, I could […]
[…] and the related work products. What should be done if the PM doesn’t receive proof that quality and safety milestones are reached at the gate reviews, for example? Well, that’s for sure a red flag. Situations like these may point to deeper rooted issues, and should not be brushed under the rug. The PM […]
[…] vehicles. Today we see charging stations replacing gas stations with the limitation being the time it takes to charge. What if we didn’t need charging stations? The latest press release on the topic can be found here: Building the first highway segment that can charge electric vehicles as they drive – Purdue University News […]
[…] possible failures that reduce product quality or reliability and result in customer dissatisfaction. It also looks at safety concerns that might arise from human factors, processing methods, materials, machines, measurement systems, and environmental factors. FMEA Levels and Scope FMEA is context dependent; a proper analysis can only be performed if the team understands where […]
[…] tool which is a mistake. Build a solid process and then assemble the best of breed tools to compliment your processes. Let’s illustrate this with an example. As I write this looking out the window I realize I need to mow my lawn tonight. The process of mowing the lawn is really broken […]
[…] to product development. Systems engineers analyze the collection of pieces to make sure when working together, they achieve the intended objectives or purpose of the product. For example, in automotive development, a propulsion system or braking system will involve mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, and a host of other specialized engineering disciplines. A systems engineer […]
[…] how system models in Jama Connect interoperate. In the aerospace and defense industry, developing a new system has a complexity that far exceeds commercial product development. For example, the FAA’s program to develop the unmanned aircraft traffic management system involves not just the pilot and his drone but is designed to enable autonomous and […]