Defining Enterprise Systems Engineering

Sáenz, Oscar; Chen, Chin–Sheng; Centeno, Martha A.; Giachetti, Ronald E.

doi:10.1504/ijise.2009.024155

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“…Attempts to define Enterprise SE frequently fall back on refining previous concepts of systems integration and interoperability rather than on Enterprise SE as a whole; indeed, refining all of these concepts is useful, yet the focus is still on modeling and integrating already-existing systems or components. Because it is already stated in literature of Enterprise SE that effective enterprise integration involves not only hardware, equipment, and data but also people, technology, and business processes [12].…”

Section: Se Technical Processes For Enterprise Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Applications of Systems Engineering Technical Process Flows on Enterprise Systems

Pahsa¹

2021

Systems-of-Systems Perspectives and Applications - Design, Modeling, Simulation and Analysis (MS&A), Gaming and Decision Su

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Systems engineering (SE) and SE management is the objective of all SE efforts, which defines the transformation of specific customer needs into a system product, service, or enterprise systems. Enterprise systems of systems engineering apply systems engineering fundamentals to the design of an enterprise. It is created by knowledge, principles, and processes tailored to the design of enterprise systems. Enterprise is a complex, socio-technical system that includes interdependent resources of people, information, and technology to reach a common goal. Enterprise systems is complex that a system configuration can be controlled among the different stakeholders. There are four different steps in enterprise systems process; it includes technology planning (TP), capabilities-based engineering analysis (CBEA), enterprise architecture, and enterprise analysis and assessment. This is the main reason that the enterprise work is developed and established at HAVELSAN Inc., Information and Security Technology Division. SE and technical processes for enterprise projects require establishing a systematic taxonomy and SE process customization. This chapter presents the work done on SE for enterprise projects at HAVELSAN. The chapter presents the results of the study of similarities and differences of the various applications of systems engineering of product systems oriented against enterprise systems.

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Section: Se Technical Processes For Enterprise Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Applications of Systems Engineering Technical Process Flows on Enterprise Systems

Pahsa¹

2021

Systems-of-Systems Perspectives and Applications - Design, Modeling, Simulation and Analysis (MS&A), Gaming and Decision Su

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“…It views the enterprise as a complex, integrated system that can be purposefully designed or re-designed [31], [90], [10]. It applies "systems theory and engineering techniques to the specification, analysis, design, and implementation of an enterprise for its life cycle" [75].…”

Section: Enterprise Engineering and Enterprise Architecturesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Architecting the Enterprise Towards Enhanced Innovation Capability

Louw¹,

Schutte²,

Preez³

et al. 2017

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In today's competitive environment, organisations cannot afford to focus only on effectiveness and efficiencies -they also need to innovate. This is evident from most literature sources on innovation. Innovation topics, such as the innovation process and the drivers, barriers, principles, and success factors for innovation, have received a lot of attention in the literature. What is still lacking, however, is a consolidated view of the core requirements for building an innovation capability within an organisation. This paper lays the foundation for an innovation capability reference architecture by identifying those innovation success factors or requirements described in the literature, and consolidating and structuring it within an easy-to-use enterprise architecture framework. OPSOMMINGDie meeste literatuurbronne wat handel oor innovasie stem saam dat in vandag se mededingende omgewing ondernemings nie kan bekostig om net op doeltreffendheid en effektiwiteit te fokus niehulle moet ook innoveer. Innovasieonderwerpe soos die innovasieproses, sowel as die drywers, struikelblokke, beginsels en suksesfaktore vir innovasie geniet ook heelwat aandag in die literatuur. Daar ontbreek egter nog steeds 'n gekonsolideerde oorsig van die kern vereistes vir die ontwikkeling van 'n innovasie vermoë in ondernemings. Hierdie artikel lê die grondslag vir 'n innovasievermoë verwysingsargitektuur deur die innovasie suksesfaktore of vereistes soos bespreek in die literatuur te identifiseer, en dan te konsolideer en te struktureer in 'n maklik bruikbare ondernemingsverwysingsargitektuur.

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“…Some Architecture researchers have recently begun to borrow Deming's (2000) view of Enterprises as Systems with the expectation that just as the behaviour of every system can be examined and improved, so can Enterprises be. These approaches (Wegmann, Julia, Regev, Perroud, & Rychkova, 2007, Wegmann, Regev, Rychkova, Le, de la Cruz, & Julia, 2007Swarz & DeRosa, 2006;Saenz et al, 2009) are yet to mature or standardize.…”

Section: Enterprise Systems Engineeringmentioning

confidence: 99%

Architecting Enterprises for IT-Enabled Value Creation

SenGupta

2012

International Journal of Green Computing

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In spite of rapid strides in evolving Architecture processes that can help Enterprises leverage IT for creating Value, shortcomings are widely perceived. In this paper, the author discusses four points. Part I covers structuring the enterprise, business value and its measurement and maximizing returns from IT assets. This part examines architecting for value, IT enabled. It is suggested that, since the impacts are generally inseparable, IT changes should be planned within a holistic framework considering all other business considerations, merging all enterprise capabilities and all approaches from different disciplines to creating Value. Further, this Architecture should be aligned with the Architecture of the business, i.e., with business models, rather than with business strategies. A subsequent paper will study the application through a case study and share recommendations for IT services vendors.

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Defining Enterprise Systems Engineering

Cited by 10 publications

References 33 publications

Applications of Systems Engineering Technical Process Flows on Enterprise Systems

Applications of Systems Engineering Technical Process Flows on Enterprise Systems

Architecting the Enterprise Towards Enhanced Innovation Capability

Architecting Enterprises for IT-Enabled Value Creation

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