The main purpose of the Configuration Management Working Group (WG) is to ensure that the state of the art and the body of knowledge in CM be used to enhance the state of the art and the body of knowledge of SE; and vice versa. The CM WG will lead this effort within INCOSE; in liaison with external CM related experts, standardization bodies and other organizations and communities, as appropriate.
The Configuration Management Working Group defined topics of interest as listed in the chart below. These will be down-selected to a few priority topics for 2019/2020 and published on this site. Each topic will include a brief abstract. Your input on this discussion and work effort is greatly valued!
| ITEM |
Description |
| 1 |
Describe Configuration Management vision in a Digital Thread/Digital Twin Implementation. |
| 2 |
Define an accountability process for reconciliation of changes across disciplines integrated by MBSE (CM of CM’s). |
| 3 |
Upgrade/Create CM glossary to include MBSE scope. |
| 4 |
Identification of Software CM practices and technologies (source code management, package deployment..) that should be carried over into existing industry standards (CM2-500, EIA-649). |
| 5 |
Share tips and tricks (ie Configuration Management Cookbook) a series of (sanitized) real-life examples of real problems encountered, tactics used to attack the problem, satisfaction of team with the results. |
| 6 |
How does CM respond to Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning self configured products? |
| 7 |
Identify scope of CM to Tackle (Priority) Requirements, Version Management, Variant Management, Branch and Merge |
| 8 |
Lessons learned model based drivers that affect CM |
| 9 |
Expand CM into other lifecycle stages like exploitation, maintenance, upgrades, end of life. |
| 10 |
How are models managed within CM to support impact analysis and implementation planning? |
| 11 |
Configuration Baseline control built into the systems review lifecycle |
| 12 |
Story about a study of conceptual gaps in common MBSE systems relative to CM |
| 13 |
Managing CM across an extended enterprise including SoS |
| 14 |
How communities can help resolve complex CM challenges. |
| 15 |
How to adapt the general CM principles to specific projects (in other words, tailoring of the CM requirements. |
| 16 |
Circular economy (re-use of parts) |
| 17 |
CM across organizations and acquirer supplier boundaries |
| 18 |
Structuring to support flow down of requirements/changes from SE to Engineering (Consolidation of topic 21) |
| 19 |
Decomposition in core platform network to support the different basis views e.g. engineering, manufacturing and a service. |
| 20 |
To support various types of BoM mgt Change mgt incl how to do impact analysis especially in case of involvement of AI in product. |
| 22 |
CM scope expansion to facilitate development life cycle support of Systems of Systems. |
Meet us at the
IS2019 on
Sunday 21st of July 2019 at
10 am EST / 2pm UTC for a 2 hour slot room
Grand Cypress Ballroom A
INCOSE EMEA Workshop 2019 session on 10th of October 2019 from 14:00-16:30 CET / 08:00-10:30 EST Track 4
INCOSE IW 2020 - session will be organised