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The New Engineering Game

by Tim Weilkiens

August 2019

Intermediate to advanced

130 pages

2h 52m

English

Packt Publishing

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About the BookAbout the AuthorLearning ObjectivesAudienceApproach
Introduction
The Industrial RevolutionsThe Industrial RevolutionsThe First Industrial RevolutionThe Second Industrial RevolutionThe Third Industrial RevolutionThe Fourth Industrial Revolution
The Context of the New Engineering GameGlobalization Complexity and DynamicsConway's LawCyber-Physical SystemsInterdisciplinary EngineeringThe Re-Emergence of CraftsmanshipNew WorkThe Gap of SlacknessProject Heroes and Burnout
Tools for the New Engineering GameConway's Turtles and RabbitsCynefin FrameworkBusiness Model and Value Proposition CanvasBusiness Model NavigatorBusiness Motivation ModelBase ArchitectureZigzag PatternDesign ThinkingComplex Product EngineeringState the ProblemDescribe the Idea and Objectives of the Product Identify StakeholdersDefine RequirementsDescribe the Product ContextDefine Use CasesDescribe the Product FunctionsModel the Domain KnowledgeSpecify the Product ArchitectureFunctional ArchitectureModel-Based Engineering (MBE)REThink 4.0Agile and Lean Systems Engineering

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Chapter 3 The Context of the New Engineering Game

Markets are changing dramatically. Some engineers think that they have no significant impact on their work, and that market stuff is for managers and business people. However, they are wrong!

The classical engineering world does not work well with the new challenges posed by complex and dynamic markets. Job descriptions are changing, new kinds of jobs are being created, entirely new development disciplines are emerging, and markets are requesting increasingly innovative products. Innovation and complexity are intertwined.

This chapter reveals the changes that are having a significant impact on engineering disciplines. First, we touch upon globalization in the Globalization section, an unstoppable ...