Titlebook: Systems Engineering in Context; Proceedings of the 1 Stephen Adams,Peter A. Beling,Cody H. Fleming Conference proceedings 2019 Springer Nat

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Samantha Brainard,Zoe Szajnfarbern a small church on the island of Funen on Sunday 4 September 1864. Priests were meant to say a traditional prayer for the monarch, Christian IX, who had ascended the throne the year before, and for the royal house, but Birkedal’s intentions were obviously quite different. He was questioning the leg

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Garrett P. Coffey,Cihan Daglin a small church on the island of Funen on Sunday 4 September 1864. Priests were meant to say a traditional prayer for the monarch, Christian IX, who had ascended the throne the year before, and for the royal house, but Birkedal’s intentions were obviously quite different. He was questioning the leg

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Toward Achieving Architecture Alignment of Business and IT: A Portfolio Decision Analysis Approach,ecades. The resulting literature has focused on multiple alignment types and alignment dimensions. This paper, however, will consider architecture alignment from the structural dimension. After discussing the status quo of architecture alignment, we propose a complementary method to improve the alig

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Emergent Network of Systems Implication for System Design,these systems interoperate to provide value to their stakeholders. Within the Department of Defense (DoD), and systems engineering at large, systems are more interconnected and dependent upon one another for functionality. However, traditional systems engineering and architecture tools and methods a

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Using Systems Engineering Ilities to Better Understand Resiliency,eered systems. For engineered systems, resiliency describes the ability of a system to react to and return to full function after an interruption to system operation. In some cases, the resiliency of a system may be measured in seconds, or it could be measured in years as is the case for several Dep

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Military Enterprise Wireless Communications Architecture Power Analysis,n if adopted for deployed military wireless communications applications. This paper presents a simple mathematical power consumption model to simulate and quantify the power requirements for two communications architectures in an expeditionary command, control, communications, and computers environm