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Agile Systems Engineering: an Iterative and Collaborative Approach for Complex Systems Development

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  • Sevag Ainejian

    (Centre d'Excellence Sur l'Architecture, le Management & l'Economie des Systèmes)

  • Guy-André Boy

    (CentraleSupélec)

  • Nicolas Charlier

    (Centre d'Excellence Sur l'Architecture, le Management & l'Economie des Systèmes)

  • Yann Decre

    (Centre d'Excellence Sur l'Architecture, le Management & l'Economie des Systèmes)

  • Daniel Krob

    (Centre d'Excellence Sur l'Architecture, le Management & l'Economie des Systèmes)

  • Loic Le Sauce

    (Centre d'Excellence Sur l'Architecture, le Management & l'Economie des Systèmes)

Abstract

This paper presents an agile systems engineering framework especially dedicated for developing complex systems, that is to say mixed hardware and software systems where physics is critical. Our approach consists in seeing an agile complex system development project as a mechanism, controlled by the key design drivers associated with a system, for quickly refining its design space. It was validated in practice on several aeronautic development projects and showed gains, compared to projects of similar size and complexity, of the order of-30 % on design schedules and of the order of-50 % on resource workload and costs.

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  • Sevag Ainejian & Guy-André Boy & Nicolas Charlier & Yann Decre & Daniel Krob & Loic Le Sauce, 2019. "Agile Systems Engineering: an Iterative and Collaborative Approach for Complex Systems Development," Post-Print hal-04349329, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-04349329
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