Program Management for Systems Engineering Centric Engagements
Programs are designed, managed, and operated to produce benefits for governments, societies, and industries by addressing complex system challenges.
In systems engineering-centric environments, effective program management ensures strategic alignment, resource optimization, and the coordination of diverse stakeholders and subsystems.
This training emphasizes integrating governance, management, and coordination principles to achieve seamless operational success across projects and subsystems.
Covered Competencies
- Program Lifecycle and Integration Strategies
- Governance Principles for Systems Engineering Programs
- Systems Engineering Tools and Techniques
- Configuration Interface Management
- Stakeholder Engagement and Collaboration Management
- Program Management Office (PMO) Development
- Benefits Realization and Alignment with Strategic Goals
- Frameworks for Managing Complexity in Systems-Centric Programs
- Target Operating Model (TOM)
Learning Objectives
- Develop and Implement Effective Program Governance
- Enhance Cross-Functional Coordination
- Customize Program Lifecycle and Benefits Management
- Apply Systems Engineering Tools for Complex Programs
- Conduct Hands-On Problem-Solving
INCOSE Integration Highlights
The program incorporates principles from the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook, including:
- Governance: Establishing and enforcing structures, roles, and responsibilities to guide program decision-making and ensure compliance with strategic objectives.
- Management and Coordination: Creating mechanisms for aligning multiple projects and subsystems, managing interdependencies, and coordinating across diverse stakeholder groups.
- Interface Management: Defining clear roles, responsibilities, and workflows for managing interfaces between organizational units, projects, and subsystems to minimize misalignment and risks.
- Lifecycle Integration: Ensuring alignment of program objectives with systems engineering practices to deliver cohesive and sustainable outcomes.
