1. INCOSE Chicagoland Chapter Meeting Agenda
2018 November 15
Please sign attendance list and verify contact information

2. Agenda
18:00 – 18:30 – Networking & Dinner 18: :00 – Announcements & Intros 19: :00 – Meeting Presentation 20: :00 – Networking at TBA

3. Meeting Sites Oshkosh Corp Oshkosh, WI bb7 Madison, WI AbbVie Inc.
North Chicago, IL
IBM
Schaumburg, IL

4. Contact Mohamed Zaher – mhsabry@gmail.com
Welcome
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Build site with your employees and local interested parties
Advertise site to promote SE and INCOSE in your community
Become an INCOSE ambassador for your organization
Interested in becoming an ambassador between INCOSE and your organization?
Contact Mohamed Zaher –

5. New Members Member Company Angel Argrawal University of Illinois
Farouk Bonilla
George Washington Unv.

6. Renewed Members Member Company Nish Bhagat Northrop Grumman
William Day
Near Future Corp.
Chris Freund
Jeremy Koontz
Al Korzonas
Abbott Labs
Malcolm Lunn
Ford Motor Company
Alan Mindlin
Cameron Paulson

7. Upcoming Events

8. Board Meetings
Board Meetings take place on the first Thursday of each month
Board Meetings are open to all members !
Next board meeting will be Dec 7:00 PM
Access Number: (719) Passcode:
Interested in getting involved ? Contact Steve Perich:

9. Holiday Social Thursday, 20 Dec 2018 6:00 – 10:00 PM
Gino’s East - Barrington
In place of December’s chapter meeting, INCOSE Chicagoland will host a night of food, drink & great conversation - with old friends and new.
Look out for the invite and be sure to register so that we can plan on enough food.

10. INCOSE Membership

11. Membership Benefits Professional Development
Monthly speakers on topics relevant to Systems Engineering (Later in this meeting)
Recordings of speakers from previous months (Click on the ‘Library and Resources’ tab of our home page.)

12. Membership Benefits Professional Development Agile SE Requirements
Access to the output of over 40 INCOSE Working Groups (Google “INCOSE Working Group”):
Agile SE
Requirements
Architecture
Healthcare
MBSE Initiative
SE in Very Small Entities (VSE)
Product Lines
Training

13. Membership Benefits Professional Development
INCOSE Connect: content developed by chapters and working groups (Click on “INCOSE CONNECT” on the chapter’s home page)
System Engineering Certification (ASEP, CSEP, ESEP) (Click on “The Certification Process” on the chapter’s home page)
Access to INCOSE’s Systems Engineering Job Board:

14. Membership Benefits Networking – 11,000+ members worldwide
Before & After chapter events
INCOSE Working Groups
INCOSE Workshops & Symposiums
Members-only job postings
Leadership
Board of Directors (Chicagoland & International)
Share your SE Knowledge & Wisdom
Advance the art of Systems Engineering
Establish your brand

15. Join INCOSE Go to the INCOSE website: incose.org
Click, “Join Us” from the top-right of the page
Fill out form
Select Chapter Affiliation, “Chicagoland”
Pay the $145 yearly membership (or longer, for a reduced rate)
Want an Amazon gift card? Refer a member!
Contact Patrick Gustafson –

16. INCOSE Circle Awards

17. INCOSE Chicagoland’s Trophy Case
INCOSE Circle Awards
Incentive program to encourage chapter activities that INCOSE’s mission
INCOSE Chicagoland’s Trophy Case
2017

18. Circle Awards Keep us informed of your Systems Engineering Activities!
Conference & Working Group participation – including paper reviews
Published papers
Presentations given at schools, professional societies, etc.
SEP certification: Goal of 5 new xSEPs
Chris Freund with evidence

19. Before we Begin…

20. Emergency Information
IBM Schaumburg:
Exit via the stairwell just west of the elevators
Contact Building Security:
Contact Schaumburg Emergency Services : from IBM phones or pull a fire alarm located throughout the building
Christopher Jones has served as Senior Systems Engineer for both Motorola and Continental Automotive, experiencing firsthand the transformation of the Systems role from “the guy who writes the requirements” to a formal engineering discipline that  leads rather than follows development.  He is a member of INCOSE, and has contributed systems expertise to a number of Telematics projects, including GM OnStar, Ford Telematics, and  ERA-GLONASS compliant systems for automotive OEMs operating in Russia.  In the fall of 2016, Chris joined the systems team at Shure, Inc. in Niles, IL, with the goal of demonstrating and promoting the benefits of MBSE for a global leader to address the growing complexities of audio products.

21. Member Introductions Please introduce yourself (within each location):
Name
Title & What do you Do (30 seconds)
How long have you been a member of INCOSE?
Company
Announce job opportunities at your company, if any, or announce if you are looking for an opportunity
Sign the attendance list
Verify your contact information is current

22. INCOSE Chicagoland Chapter INCOSE System Safety Working Group
Mini Presentation
INCOSE System Safety Working Group
15 November 2018

23. Membership Benefits Professional Development Agile SE Requirements
Access to the output of over 40 INCOSE Working Groups (Google “INCOSE Working Group”):
Agile SE
Requirements
Architecture
Healthcare
MBSE Initiative
SE in Very Small Entities (VSE)
Product Lines
System Safety

24. System Safety Working Group
PURPOSE: Safety is an emergent property of a system, dependent on how a system behaves when used, and sustained, in a specific way in a specific environment. Safety management, therefore, should be an integral part of the systems engineering process. Unfortunately, this is not, universally, the case. The purpose of the INCOSE System Safety Working Group (SSWG) is to accelerate the maturity of the practice of system safety engineering as part of the wider systems engineering practice. SCOPE: SSWG will address activities relating to best practices for systems safety engineering throughout the systems lifecycle. Including: • A whole range of system types – including products, services, capabilities and systems of systems • Practice across multiple sectors • Perspectives from a range of different players in the supply chain
• In some highly regulated environments (such as rail, aerospace or medical devices) the safety management process can be an additional layer of process on top of the systems engineering process. This can increase time to market, increase costs and potentially reduce the overall safety of deployed systems.
• In some organizations and sectors, safety management practice lags behind systems engineering practice. The level of effectiveness of safety management practice varies across different sectors and countries.
• Different organizations at different positions in the supply chain can have different perspectives on safety management that can have significant impact on safety, cost and effectiveness.

25. System Safety Working Group
GOALS: • Understand the state of the art and state of the practice in system safety management in different sectors and geographies • Understand the implications of the changing nature of systems from a safety perspective • Understand the overall relationship and coupling between different players in the supply chain, including regulators, asset owner operators and product/service suppliers • Identify ways to make the practice more effective, efficient and timely • Build a network of system safety experts, enabling them to share experience • Collaborate with related external organizations

26. System Safety Working Group
Sub Teams Include: Academic / practitioner exchange: forum for practitioners to share real world issues and academics to share state of the art techniques. C-suite: Effort to Develop ‘C suite’ communications on the challenges and opportunities of improved system safety management. Develop a high-level map of safety management approaches: showing industries, geographies, standards, what should happen, what normally happens and the scope/scale of system safety. Webinars: co-ordinate System Safety webinars for the benefit of INCOSE members. World Views: Articulate the different world views in system safety, and safety management (e.g. I comply with the regulations, I build safe products, I ensure safe outcomes.

27. System Safety Working Group
Co-Chairs
Duncan Kemp, CEng FIET
DE&S Fellow for Systems Engineering
Internal Technical Support Team Leader
Chief Systems Engineer
Engineering Group
Abbey Wood South, BS34 8JH
Tel: +44 (0)
Meaghan O’Neil
Director of Systems Engineering
Bigfoot Biomedical
1561 Buckeye Dr, Milpitas CA 95035
Defence Equipment & Support
Bigfoot Biomedical

28. Tonight’s Presentation

29. Meeting ideas are always welcome
Upcoming Chapter Meetings
Third Thursday of each 6:00 pm CDT:
Meeting ideas are always welcome
Please send topic, speaker and meeting format suggestions to Gary Oswald –