Team-based incremental acquisition of large-scale unprecedented systems

Article Abstract:

The application of incremental acquisition processes for solving problems in the acquisition of large-scale unprecedented systems was studied. Systems being developed by the Air Force Space Command were presented as case studies. Risk reduction in developing unprecedented systems requires the establishment of a technically qualified management team. Overall development efforts must also be based on a shared and validated user's operational concept. Lastly, an architecture must be developed to identify and evolve systems capabilities.

Case studies, Software, Product development, United States Space Camp, System development, Systems development

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The Age of Alliances

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Many of the new semiconductor companies are getting some of their funding from large corporations. These companies find it saves time and money to invest in the new companies. The new semiconductor companies provide the latest technology for the corporations. There are key strategy advantages for corporations who form alliances with entrepreneurial companies. The entrepreneurial companies can exploit these alliances to obtain credit.

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Stumbling to the altar

Article Abstract:

Mergers between large Canadian banks have some observers concerned, including staunch free market economist John Crispo. Some say that banks are attempting to employ high-pressure tactics to force the government to approve the mergers.

Banking industry, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments

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