April 2024 Chapter Meeting
Requirements Management: Traceability and External Compliance Documentation For large scale projects
Date and Time:
Thursday, April 11, 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM EST
Dinner provided by INCOSE-Orlando Chapter Members
Eventbrite Tickets Required: Click to obtain free ticket Select Dinner, No Dinner, On-Line
Location:
One Resource Square/SAIC Building, 13501 Ingenuity Dr., Ste 232, Orlando
(Building Doors Lock at 7pm)
Go to Rocket Technology, Inc. (2nd Floor, left from elevators, right down the hall)
About this Event:
Dinner and Networking: 5:30
Enjoy Southern BBQ provided by the INCOSE Orlando Chapter
Featured Presentation: 6:30
About the Presentation:
Requirements Management: Traceability and External Compliance Documentation For large scale projects, having thousands of requirements and document deliverables can be highly taxing on a project team’s resources. One way of keeping requirements manageable is by using a requirements traceability software. While it’s common to keep the requirements set completely within the traceability software, it’s often overlooked how useful it can be to orient the model to prepare for external compliance documentation. This session will dive into methods for setting up a model within a traceability software that not only follows traditional requirements traceability; but ensures that external compliance documentation can be generated from a single source of truth. The session will also dive into topics regarding the integration of various sources of requirements (such as specifications, industry standards, Hazard Analyses, and Failure Mode and Effects Analyses), tracking verification items and evidence items as well as setting up this data for generating customizable external compliance documentation that can meet your client’s deliverable needs.
About the Presenter:
Sara Wertanen, MSEM, PMP, EI, is a Senior Systems Engineer in the Aerospace sector specializing in Requirements Management and Traceability. Sara’s career spans multiple industries including Transportation Systems Engineering, Themed Entertainment Ride Systems Engineering, and Space Systems. Sara’s affinity for project management and systems engineering lead her to become an advocate for Requirements Traceability Software utilization to ensure that the highest level of accuracy, efficiency, and compliance are applied throughout the project’s lifecycle. Her approach to successfully using traceability software on projects of various sizes has shown that, with proper planning and technique, documenting full project traceability from requirement source to evidence can be a resource- and cost-saving methodology.
Practical SE Series: 7:30
Following the featured presentation we will have a brief tutorial with prescriptive guidance
for writing technical risks.