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Tutorial D: Are you resilient --- enough?
Half Day Tutorial presented by:
Jack Ring
Abstract
Resilient Systems Engineering introduces a way of meeting the challenges variously
called sustainability, resiliency, security, agility and autonomy. This goes beyond
traditional systems engineering that applied to deterministic and stochastic problematic
situations. Resilient system engineering addresses situations of the third kind,
non-deterministic. The title has double meaning; the system engineering of resilient
systems vs. the resilient form of system engineering. Attendees will be introduced to,
and given exercises in the language, methods and patterns of resilient systems
engineering. One likely outcome will be an increased ability as a systems practitioner.
Tutorial Objective
Increased ability to learn about and practice systems engineering of agile systems
for non-deterministic situations.
Prerequisites
Understanding of current (traditional) systems engineering.
Bio
Jack Ring earned a BA, Physics, Emporia State University, Kansas, and continues formal
education in systems, innovation and the practice of servant leadership.
He discovered system engineering in 1957. During twenty years with General Electric,
ten years with Honeywell and twenty years coaching several high tech startups and
turnarounds he has applied the principles and practices of system engineering to
designing and evolving organizations and to enabling personnel to pursue their personal
best.
He has presented at previous ICSE conferences in Las Vegas and is active in six
professional societies. He has collected high marks for his presentations and tutorials
at conferences in the U.S., Australia, Europe, and Israel.
He was named Fellow of the International Council on Systems Engineering in 2003.
In INCOSE he co-founded and chaired the Intelligent Enterprises Working Group, 2002
through 2006. Currently he co-chairs the Autonomous System Teat and Evaluation Working
Group and the Motor Sports Working Group. The latter intends to infuse classrooms with
the excitement and enthusiasm associated with motor sports in order to accelerate
learning regarding systems, science, technology, engineering and mathematics, SySTEM.
He is an Industrial Fellow at the Stevens Institute of Technology, School of Systems and
Enterprises and a Senior Analyst with Cyon Research Corp.
Currently he serves as co-founder of Kennen Technologies LLC, co-founder and Managing
Member of OntoPilot LLC and co-founder and managing member of Educe LLC as well as Sole
Proprietor of Innovation Management.
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