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10.1.4 Systems Engineering for the Intelligent Enterprise – more important than you may think
Author(s) -
Kaffenberger Ruediger
Publication year - 2007
Publication title -
incose international symposium
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2334-5837
DOI - 10.1002/j.2334-5837.2007.tb02972.x
Subject(s) - enterprise systems engineering , pace , enabling , intelligent decision support system , enterprise information system , enterprise life cycle , computer science , enterprise integration , enterprise system , key (lock) , knowledge management , enterprise software , engineering management , enterprise architecture , engineering , artificial intelligence , computer security , art , psychology , geodesy , architecture , visual arts , psychotherapist , geography
The emergence of the intelligent enterprise is very important for all of us, because the classical enterprises that govern the way of our lives are not able to cope with the pace of change we experience. For many systems engineers like me the term “Intelligent Enterprise” is not part of the daily work. Nor do we have a clear idea why Systems Engineering would be the key enabler for the formation and survival of the intelligent enterprise. I will give a short characterization of the intelligent enterprise and the kind of systems engineering required to establish and maintain it. This is my interpretation in classical system engineering terms of some of the information collected in the “knowledge claims” compiled by the INCOSE Intelligent Enterprise Working Group (IEWG 06)