This presentation describes a rational way for modernizing a legacy system using system architectural concepts to develop architectural options, create a scorecard, apply the scorecard, and present the results with recommendations to decision makers.
The SEI has applied its Mission Thread Workshop (MTW) approach on a variety of system of systems (SoS) architectures in DoD organizations. This talk presents the MTW in the context of a DoD mission-critical SoS example.
This presentation describes approaches that the SEI has used with program offices to adopt software architecture and quality attribute practices in acquisition contexts.
This talk covers the family of architecture-centric methods that we have developed and used with DoD and commercial customers to clarify requirements and identify risks.
This presentation describes the Mission Thread Workshop (MTW) and its benefits. The three phases for conducting an MTW are explained, as well as how the MTW fits into system-of-systems architecture development and analysis.
This article focuses on two agile architecting methods that provide rapid feedback on the state of agile team support: architecture-centric risk factors for adoption of agile development at scale and incremental architecture evaluations.
A presentation from the Facilitated Architecture Techniques track at SATURN 2012, May 7-11, 2012, St Petersburg, FL.
A presentation from SATURN 2011 that explains lessons learned from mission thread workshops (MTW) as an early architecture development step.
This tutorial presentation describes the SEI's system of systems architectural engagements and how they can be applied within programs and organizations to improve acquisition success.
Mike Gagliardi shares a SoS architecture definition and evaluation approach that involves stakeholders in augmenting end-to-end mission threads with quality attribute considerations.
This SATURN 2006 working session was a facilitated forum intended to capture the then-current state of practice for integrating system and software architectures. Participants also worked to identify architecture integration gaps and technical obstacles.
The Simplex Architecture facilitates the building of dependable and upgradable real-time systems. This paper examines Simplex performance and the costs associated with its use.
This report describes SEI-developed Simplex, a software architecture for dependable and evolvable process-control systems.
This 1995 report includes a set of training guidelines that focuses on many of the issues surrounding the purchasing of software engineering training.
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