July 2023
Intermediate to advanced
368 pages
15h 38m
English
Content preview from INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook, 5th Edition
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APPENDIX E: INPUT/OUTPUT DESCRIPTIONS
Note: This appendix is a alphabetical list of all the typical inputs and outputs that appear in the IPO diagrams in this handbook. Sources of descriptions are as indicated. These typical inputs and outputs represent “a” way that the SE processes can be performed, but not necessarily “the” way that they must be performed. Other related terms and definitions can be found in Appendix B.
| Typical Input/Output | Description |
|---|---|
| Accepted system or system element | System or system element (product or service) accepted by an acquirer from a supplier consistent with the delivery conditions of the supply agreement. |
| Acquired system or system element | System or system element (product or service) delivered to the acquirer from a supplier consistent with the delivery conditions of the acquisition agreement. |
| Acquisition agreement | Mutual acknowledgment of terms and conditions under which a working relationship is conducted between an acquirer and a supplier. (Adapted from ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288, 2023). |
| Acquisition need | Identified need that cannot be met within the organization encountering the need or a need that can be met in a more economical way by a supplier. |
| Acquisition payment | Payments or other compensations for an acquired system. |
| Acquisition records/artifacts | Permanent, readable form of data, information, or knowledge related to acquisition. |
| Acquisition report | An account prepared for interested parties in order to communicate the status, ... |
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