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Identification
IEEE 1220 - Trial Use Standard for Aplication Management of the Systems Engineering Process
Institution
IEEE - Computer Society Observations
The IEEE 1220 standard defines the requirements for an enterprise's total technical effort related to development of consumer products (including computers and software) and processes that will provide life cycle support. It prescribes an integrated technical approach to engineering a system and requires the application and management of the systems engineering process througout a typical product life cycle. This standard defines the disciplined systems engineering process that is to be applied and managed during a systems engineering effort. This process is applied recursively to the development or incremental improvement of a consumer product to satisfy market requirement and to simultaneously provide related life cycle processes for product development, manufacturing, test, distribution, support, training, and disposal.
IEEE has a special Software Engineering Standards Subscription which provides the on-line access to the IEEE standards collection.
Publications
1999:
/Purper, 1999a/ Mapping IEEE 1220 and V-Model
1994:
/IEEE 1220, 1994/ IEEE-STD 1220-1994 - Trial Use Standard for Aplication Management of the Systems Engineering Process
See also
Standards on software processStandards organisations
Related publications
General topics on process technologies: Law-governed processesProcess Submodels: Process Management
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