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Subject: INCOSE Meeting Tues >> October 11 <<

International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) San Francisco Bay Area Chapter

>>>> October 11 <<<<, Tuesday Evening Monthly Program

5:30 PM Social Half-Hour and hot snack
6:00-7:00 Talk followed by questions.
Networking and sidebars to 8 PM.

Speaker: Hal Mooz

Topic: Dual Vee Model

Abstract:
The Dual Vee Model introduced in the third edition of Visualizing Project Management (just released) is an enhancement of the Vee Model to accurately communicate concurrent architecture development and the development of the architecture's entities an important correlation that Waterfall and the Spiral Models are not able to convey. NSA was introduced to the Dual Vee in August and we have been informed that they have adopted it as their reference standard.

Bio:
Harold (Hal) Mooz

• Founder and COB of Center for Systems Management – company dedicated to training, mentoring, consulting, and culture building in project management and systems engineering and related disciplines
• Experienced as Chief Systems Engineer, Program Manager, and Deputy Director of Programs for intelligence satellites at Lockheed Missiles and Space Company
• Consulting clients have included: NASA, CIA, Department of State, DOE, Lucent Technology, AT&T, and a host of government contractors including Lockheed Martin, TRW, TASC, General Dynamics, Boeing, GTE, ESL, etc.
• Co-author of Visualizing Project Management published 1996 by Wiley and Sons. Second edition published 14 April 2000 and third edition September 2005. In six months became best selling project management book of 1300 on Amazon.com
• Visualizing Project Management selected by US Naval Post Graduate School, MIT, and other universities for graduate classes including classes in Systems Management
• Co-author of Communicating Project Management published 2002 by Wiley and Sons
• Contributing author to The Handbook of Managing Projects to be published by Wiley and Sons in 2004
• Member of PMI and presenter of papers and tutorials at PMI, ProjectWorld, and international project management conferences
• Certified Project Management Professional (PMP) by Project Management Institute (PMI). Recertified in 2001 and 2004
• Member of International Council on System Engineering (INCOSE) and presenter of papers and tutorials at international INCOSE conferences. Several papers judged best of conference
• Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) (2005) by International Council on System Engineering (INCOSE)
• Recipient of the INCOSE 2001 Pioneer Award for furthering the cause of System Engineering
• Recipient of the CIA Seal Medallion for contributions in project management.
• Avocation is building and renovating homes as both the Systems Engineer and General Contractor Contact
info 415 435 4616 - hmooz@csm.com

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RSVP online at http://www.incose.org/sfbac/rsvp.html

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Distance Participants:
Audio - 877-384-0543, Passcode: 19693600
Video - https://cisco.webex.com (PCs only) Session Number: 821874299

Distance participants please RSVP to cmcdevit@cisco.com to ensure we have enough lines. Also please plan to log on around 5:50 to establish hook-up.

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Place: Cisco Systems, SJ-I/1-Kodiak, 285 West Tasman Drive (corner Vista Montana)

Take the First Street exit off of Highway 237. South on First, right at Vista Montana, and just before Tasman, left into parking lot. Proceed to Building I. Come to the front door.

Maps at http://www.incose.org/sfbac/cisco-bldg_i.html

If arriving late, the meeting is in the conference room directly to the right of the front door - knock on the window to be let in.

Donation: FREE for members; $4 for non-members

Reservations: RSVP online at http://www.incose.org/sfbac/rsvp.html

For more information, contact:
Carol Ann McDevitt, 408-525-4565, cmcdevit@cisco.com or
Dorothy McKinney, 408-742-8790, dorothy.mckinney@lmco.com or
Tom Jackson, 408-742-2013, t.l.jackson@lmco.com

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The INCOSE website is at http://www.incose.org

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The mission of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE), a non-profit professional society, is to "foster the definition, and practice of World Class Systems Engineering in industry, academia, and government."

The SF Bay Area Chapter presents thought-provoking monthly programs for its members and their guests. Learn about the INCOSE at www.incose.org.