Guidance for General Managers

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This use case concerns those who want to understand the scope of systems engineering (SE) relative to their roles in projects and programs that involve systems engineering of products, services, enterprises, or systems of systems. Managers, other kinds of engineers, and all others who are involved in or are affected by a project or program that involves systems engineering will use the SEBoK to understand how their roles mesh with the roles of systems engineers. The SEBoK will also help them to better understand the relationships between systems engineering and other project or program activities.

Part 1 of the SEBoK provides an orientation and overview of systems engineering for all other stakeholders who have an interest in systems engineering. The extensive lists of references in Part 1 and throughout the SEBoK provide a basis for further readings on selected topics in systems engineering.

Part 7 of the SEBoK provides implementation examples that illustrate the application of systems engineering practices, principles, and concepts in real settings. Some of these may be of direct applicability for some other stakeholders; all of the examples provide concrete examples of the role of systems engineering in various kinds of projects and programs.

Links to glossary terms are embedded throughout the SEBoK; in version 1.0 of the SEBoK, each term will include a discussion of its relevance to systems engineering, which will provide further insights into systems engineering for managers.

The Use of Topics

Managers will find the following topics in the SEBoK to be relevant to their interests:

Summary

The SEBoK provides insights and guidance concerning systems engineering and systems engineers for all stakeholders other than systems engineers. Managers, in particular will benefit from the knowledge areas highlighted in this case study. A separate case study includes the relevant parts of the SEBoK for other kinds of engineers.

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