A need for creativity in systems integration

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This presentation was gived during the 2011 Israeli Systems Engineering Conference. The presentation argues that the complexity of Systems Integration call for creative Systems Integrators.

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1 The Sixth National ConferenceINCOSE_IL 2011 Systems Integration Session Need for Creativity in Systems Integration Sergey Tozik Bernard M. Gordon Center for Systems Engineering, Technion

Integration is… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 2

Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 3 Element 1 Integration 1+2 Element 2 Product Integration Element 3 Simple? There is more…

Business System More than just product… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. System System Product Operators Users Part Part 4

More than one way to do it… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 5

More than just tests… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 6

More than just technology… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 7

There is adaptation… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 8

Diversity… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 9

Network of mutual influences… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 10 NaturalEnvironment Social Environment Operational Missions Super-system Integrators Super-system Stakeholders System Integrators System-of-interest System Operators Parts PartsDevelopers

Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 11 Unpredictable Flexibility Robustness Large Scale Crises

There are tools… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 12 There is still a need for “creative integrator”

Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 13

Diversity Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 14

Networking Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 15

Adaptation Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 16

Conclusions Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 17

Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011 18 Beat Complexity With Creativity! Any answers?

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1. 1 The Sixth National ConferenceINCOSE_IL 2011 Systems Integration Session Need for Creativity in Systems Integration Sergey Tozik Bernard M. Gordon Center for Systems Engineering, Technion

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3. Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 3 Element 1 Integration 1+2 Element 2 Product Integration Element 3 Simple? There is more…

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5. More than one way to do it… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 5

6. More than just tests… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 6

7. More than just technology… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 7

8. There is adaptation… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 8

9. Diversity… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 9

10. Network of mutual influences… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 10 NaturalEnvironment Social Environment Operational Missions Super-system Integrators Super-system Stakeholders System Integrators System-of-interest System Operators Parts PartsDevelopers

11. Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 11 Unpredictable Flexibility Robustness Large Scale Crises

12. There are tools… Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 12 There is still a need for “creative integrator”

13. Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 13

14. Diversity Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 14

15. Networking Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 15

16. Adaptation Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 16

17. Conclusions Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011. 17

18. Systems Integration / The Complexity of Systems Integration/March 2011 18 Beat Complexity With Creativity! Any answers?

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