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Tutorial 1: Modeling Key Dynamics in Complex Systems (of Systems) Environments: Foundational Concepts
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The transition from systems that provide a pre-defined product to ongoing relationships that focus on supporting dynamically changing customer needs over time is moving suppliers from a product-delivery mode to one in which through-life capability management is expected. Appropriately modeling both supply and demand provides participants in this context with a richer understanding of risks and risk mitigations associated with their delivery strategy. This tutorial presents foundational concepts for modeling approaches along with a number of modeling techniques that address different aspects of customer-supplier relationships in dynamic environments.
Index Terms:
Composite systems, systems of systems, modeling
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Lisa Brownsword, Patrick Kirwan, Philip Boxer, Suzanne Garcia, "Tutorial 1: Modeling Key Dynamics in Complex Systems (of Systems) Environments: Foundational Concepts," iccbss, pp.7, Seventh International Conference on Composition-Based Software Systems (ICCBSS 2008), 2008
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