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SPEC Innovations Team: 10/22/24 1:04 PM
Managing changes to requirements in systems engineering is a critical aspect of maintaining project integrity and meeting stakeholder expectations....
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Taylor Duffy: 10/9/24 10:51 AM
Unrealistic expectations from requirements management stakeholders can pose significant challenges to a project. However, addressing these...
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Taylor Duffy: 9/30/24 1:35 PM
Validation is concerned with whether the system fulfills its intended purpose and meets the user’s requirements. It answers the question: "Are we...
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SPEC Innovations Team: 9/23/24 3:51 PM
In requirements management, achieving a successful and reliable system hinges on two critical processes: Verification and Validation (V&V). Though...
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Amir Abrari: 9/20/24 10:51 AM
Don't feel like reading? Watch the webinar recording instead! In systems engineering and project management, the importance of clear and precise...
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Taylor Duffy: 9/18/24 1:30 PM
Aligning requirements with stakeholder needs and expectations is a cornerstone of successful systems engineering. When done effectively, this process...
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Andy Tapia: 9/11/24 11:48 AM
In today’s business landscape, organizations are constantly seeking a competitive edge that enhances their efficiency and quality to drive new...
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Taylor Duffy: 8/28/24 1:10 PM
In the field of systems engineering and requirements management, clear and effective communication is crucial. The INCOSE Writing Guide, developed by...
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Elizabeth Steiner: 8/23/24 2:45 PM
Performing systems engineering tasks across the lifecycle is very difficult without using a set of modern tools. Systems Engineers must gather and...
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Amir Abrari: 8/14/24 10:21 AM
OVERVIEW At SPEC Innovations, Artificial Intelligence technology has evolved the process of requirements engineering and test case generation....
