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Enchantment Chapter regularly meets the 2nd Wednesday of every month.
Meetings are open and there is no charge unless specifically noted in the meeting announcement.
See Calendar and Meeting Location for details.
Enchantment Chapter Board of Directors meets the last Wednesday of every month. Meetings are open but we recommend contacting a
member of the BOD for current meeting information. (13 May 2008)
Sept Meeting: (24 Aug 2010)
Wednesday, Sept 8. Starting Time: 4:45pm. Location: Applied Technology Associates (ATA) at 1300 Britt Street, SE, Albuquerque, NM.
Meeting Program: Jack Ring, Fellow, INCOSE: “Choosing Your SE Competency Assessment Instrument”
Abstract: INCOSE, NDIA, and several individual companies are interested in a common way to assess the systems engineering competency of
respective individuals. Several competency models and assessment methods have been devised but none have proven sufficiently general yet incisive to
serve the variety of intended uses. The INCOSE Fellows volunteered to devise criteria for selecting a competency model and assessment method,
essentially the measures of effectiveness for selecting among candidate competency models and assessment methods. This presentation reports on the
current status of the perceived need, the development plan, the effectiveness validation method of the Fellows Action Item effort.
Speaker Bio: Jack Ring has more than forty six years of multifaceted experience as executive, system thinker and management practitioner
in aerospace, industrial, commercial and public sector. He has performed as project manager, engineering manager, product manager, market research and
competitive intelligence director, and corporate strategy and development VP. His employers and clients included GE Aerospace (1957-1977), Honeywell
Computer Systems (1977-1987), Edelbrock (1988-1990), Ascent Logic (1991), IBM Object Technology Practice (1994-1995) and more than a dozen high tech
startups (1990-present).
He earned his BA, Physics, at Emporia State University. After declining an AEC Fellowship in radiation biophysics he has accomplished self-directed
study in management, systems and innovation. He is a Fellow of the International Council on Systems Engineering, INCOSE, Co-chair the INCOSE Intelligent
Enterprises Working Group, Owning member and trustee of the Chaordic Alliance, Convenor of the multi-company INTelligent ENTerprises Alliance. He is an
associate of the Association of Knowledgework, and the eKnowledgeCenter, and a member of the Systems Dynamics Society, the American Association for
Artificial Intelligence and Society of Organizational Learning.
He has presented more that 50 papers, panels and tutorials at systems conferences.
His hobbies include jazz and race cars and he was the first person to use telemetry on an SCCA sports car (1960).
Enchantment Chapter wins Gold Award for 2009 (24 Aug 2010)
Enchantment Chapter has been recognized for its accomplishments and achievements during 2009 at the Gold level. This award recognizes Enchantment chapter
for significant progress in attaining goals and standards established by INCOSE.
Member Survey (18 Aug 2009)
The INCOSE Enchantment Chapter thanks all who participated in the Chapter Member Interest survey. Congratulations to Danielle Argiro who won the
Amazon Gift Certificate.
Please download the results of the Chapter Survey Results.
Please consider Joining INCOSE here or, if you haven't already,
Renew your Membership here. Thanks.
In Memoriam: John Wirsbinski (1969 - 2009) (6 Jul 2009)
On April 24, 2009, a rising star in the Systems Engineering community was tragically removed from our midst. John Wirsbinski, 40, died in a motorcycle
accident leaving his wife, Shasta, and their twins, son Collens and daughter Lauren, without a beloved husband and father. As many of you know, John
was very active in the Systems Engineering community.
In addition to being a board member at large of the New Mexico Enchantment Chapter, he was also the co-chair of the Security Working Group, as well as
working on his Doctorate in Systems Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology.
For those desiring, a Memorial Fund has been set up to benefit the children. Donations can be made to the Wirsbinski Memorial Fund
Notes on Systems Engineering Certification(3 Jan 2007)
Information on INCOSE requirements for certification is presented at:
www.incose.org/educationcareers/certification/
A brief flier on the CSEP Program can be downloaded here: CSM_INCOSE_Certification_Program01_06.rtf
June 20 to 23, 2011 -- INCOSE 2011, the 21th International Symposium to be held in Denver, CO.
(24 Aug 2010)
Please see the IS11 web site for more information:
Symposium 2011 Web Site
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