Finding Opportunities for Commonality in Complex Systems
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Long, Lt. Col. David
Seering, Warren
Rebentisch, Eric
Date Issued
August 24, 2009
Abstract
Many complex systems with similar functionalities are independently developed, entered into service, and must be supported through their lifecycles. Costs to support and maintain the systems could be decreased by employing strategies that increase commonality in the systems. We present a process for identifying opportunities and evaluating subsystems for increasing commonality in complex systems. Stakeholders can use our process to improve system management and decrease support costs of systems.
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commonality
functinoal decomposition
system architecture
taxonomy
lean
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