INCOSE RWG March Meeting
Topic: Managing “Tough” Requirements
“Tough” requirements, alias difficult to be elicited, agreed, formally expressed, verified, validated and furtherly managed, are a constant in the day-to-day job
of a Systems Engineer. They are obviously worth of special attention during the overall project and system lifetime. They although tend to expand their influence across programs, technical best practices and are difficult to be changed or overcome.
This talk provides, based on the Needs and Requirements, Writing Requirements and Verification and Validation guides, an overview, enriched by real cases, on the professional experience of a Systems Engineer, aiming to sharing and at an open dialogue
with the participants.
Presenter: Carlo Leardi, CSEP
Carlo Leardi, graduated in electronic engineering in Genova Italy. His professional background starts with quality assurance responsibility evolving in the
last years to full verification, validation and testing commitment within complex systems development deployment projects in the following areas: automotive, freight railways and packaging industry. As a passion before and today as a full job, he
is dealing with Quantitative Systems Engineering on a day-to-day application and coaching of a full range of statistical and simulation methodologies supporting the decisional process. He published several articles in Engineering and Systems Engineering
journals. He is certified CSEP, one of the founders, former president of the INCOSE Italian Chapter and founder of AISE, the Italian association of Systems Engineering. He taught at the Systems Engineering Masters in Tor Vergata and ForteMare in La
Spezia. He is serving the Incose Italian Chapter as director of events, coordinator of the Italian Verification, Validation and Operation working group and proud member of the international RWG.
When: Thursday, March 28, 2024 at 12 PM and 4 PM Central Time USANote: After registering for the meeting, you get an option for a calendar
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