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Systems Engineering Management Process  

Systems Engineering Process: The Systems Engineering Process at ACME is primarily concerned with the integration of all aspects of the engineering process into a coherent and effective system. It is a structured and comprehensive approach to the design, creation, and operation of a system in the most expeditious and cost-effective manner possible. This process encompasses start to finish preliminary design through acceptance and post acceptance support, including product design, schedule, cost, subcontractor management, integration, test, and Integrated Logistics Support (ILS).  Whenever practical, ACME uses COTS equipment and non-proprietary, user-friendly, easy-to-maintain designs. Moreover, the systems engineers verify that the each system developed meets all requirements defined in the customer specification and also provide detailed analysis ensuring each requirement is met. Each contract and task ACME performs falls under the Systems Engineering Management process.  We use the systems engineering umbrella to help define program requirements, provide guidance and management of in-house and subcontractor design teams, oversee hardware/software development, and coordinate product testing. 

Our process is linear in that it takes the technical team through every phase of the acquisition process from requirements determination through production and testing.  At each stage, an optimum balance of performance, cost, schedule, risk, and other considerations is achieved.  The process is iterative, repeatable within each phase, and results in the optimum phase output that serves as the input to the next phase.  We include numerous decision points, to ensure technical and management activities are coordinated and that agreed on design features are provided.  Our process is the product of many years of refinement and contains technology and tools that are accepted as the standard engineering and management approach by both the professional engineering community and the Government as outlined in IEEE STD 1220-1998.