Project-Management

The Logic of Successful Systems Decisions 1 The Logic of Successful Systems Decisions - Part 1: Defining Decision Quality and the Systems Imperative 2 The Logic of Successful Systems Decisions - Part 2: Problem Definition: Solving the Right Challenge 3 The Logic of Successful Systems Decisions - Part 3: Solution Design: Engineering Creativity and Feasibility 4 The Logic of Successful Systems Decisions - Part 4: Decision Making: Quantifying Value, Risk, and Tradeoffs 5 The Logic of Successful Systems Decisions - Part 5: Solution Implementation: Delivering the Promised Value ← Series Home WBS & LRC Work Breakdown Structure and Linear Responsibility Chart for project management ...

The Engineering Journey ← Series Home The Road from “Want” to “What” The design journey, as we have established, is a systematic methodology for solving problems, leading to a quality product. Yet, the ultimate success of any design often hinges on overcoming a fundamental challenge: the translation of subjective, often vague, human desires into objective, measurable technical specifications. A customer might say they want a backpack that is “lightweight” and “durable,” but an engineer needs to know: “How much is lightweight?” and “How many years is durable?” ...