Chapter Overview 17 November 2005 North Star Chapter PM 1 2005 Program Theme Integrated Product Development Emphasis - Hands On Systems Engineering (Basics

Chapter Overview17 November 2005North Star Chapter

1PM

2005Program Theme

Integrated Product Development

Emphasis - Hands On Systems Engineering (Basics and Takeaways)

Systems Engineering

“Topic: The transfer of Technology – How is it Done by Different Companies?

Theme: How can Systems Engineering be Used to Ensure Successful Transfer of New or

Different Technology into Future Products?”

17 November 2005

North Star Chapter


3PM

Tonight’s Agenda

6:15 PM Registration, Pizza and Networking

6:45 PM Chapter Meeting and Introductions

7:00 PM Panel Discussion: Eric Anderson,

Joe Palmiter, Harvey Taipale and Randy Hartman

8:00 PM Additional Questions

8:30 PM Adjourn


4PM

13 January - Panel Discussion: Integrated Product Team (IPT)

General Dynamics 10 February – SkyWeb Express

Taxi 2000 10 March – SE Estimation Tool - COSYSMO

United Defense, L.P. 14 April – Integration & Test

General Dynamics 12 May – From Mil-Spec to COTS

Lockheed Martin – Presentation & Tour 9 June – Symposium Paper & Movie

MTS

2005 Meeting Calendar


5PM

14 July – No Chapter Meeting

10 – 15 July INCOSE 2005 (Rochester, New York) 11 August – Symposium Debrief & Dinner

Moscow on the Hill, Saint Paul 8 September – System SW Safety

ATK 13 October – Transition of Technology from the Aerospace to

Automotive Industry

Honeywell 17 November – Joint Society Panel Discussion

Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Office 9 December – Seasonal Party

Eileen Arnold’s Home in Blaine

2005 Meeting Calendar


6PM

2005 Organization

Nominations& Elections

Ways & Means

Audit

Ad Hoc Committees

MembershipElliot Abrons

Communication-open-

ProgramsPaul Maggitti

Standing Committees

President

SecretaryKris Blanshan

TreasurerHugh Perry

Dir. IndustryKeith

Hornbacher

President ElectEileen Arnold

Past PresidentJohn Palmer

Dir. Acad/GovtNeill Radke

Board of Directors


Ways & Means

Audit

Ad Hoc Committees


Communication-open-

ProgramsPaul Maggitti

Standing Committees


Ways & Means

Audit

Ad Hoc Committees


Communication-open-

Programs-open-

Standing Committees

•SE ApplicationsKris Blanshan

•Education & ResearchNeill Radke

•Measurement-open-

•Modeling & Tools-open-

•SE ManagementJoint w/PMI

•Process & Methods-open-

•StandardsHugh Perry

•Risk ManagementJohn Palmer

Contacts forWorking Groups

• SE Applications

• Education & ResearchNeill Radke

• Modeling & Tools-Paul Maggitti-

• SE ManagementJoint w/PMI

• Process & Improvement-open-

• StandardsBob Hunter

• Risk ManagementJohn Palmer

Contacts forWorking Groups

PresidentLarry Brezinski

SecretaryKris Blanshan

TreasurerHugh Perry

Dir. IndustryKeith

Hornbacher

President ElectEileen Arnold

Past PresidentJohn Palmer


Board of DirectorsPresident

Paul Maggitti

SecretaryPeter Lucking

TreasurerSal Lopiano

Dir. IndustryJohn Palmer

President ElectBob Hunter

Past PresidentEileen Arnold


Board of Directors


PM 8

Communication

North Star Chapter Web Site

hosted on INCOSE server:

www.incose.org/northstar

North Star Newsletter – The Integrator


PM 9

2006 Chapter Elections

The 2006 North Star chapter elections were completed this month

Three categories:

President Elect (Three year term, 2006, 2007 & 2008)

Treasurer (Two year term, 2006 & 2007)

Director of Academia and Government (Two year term, 2006 & 2007)

The results will be announced at the Holiday Party and in a

follow-up email to the chapter membership


10PM

2006 Symposium

International Symposium - 2006Orlando, Florida

Mid-July

International Workshop - 2006Scottsdale, AZ

January 28-February 1


11PM

A Reminder

BE SURE AND SIGN THE ATTENDANCE LIST!


PM

The Program

Topic: The transfer of Technology – How is it Done by Different Companies?

Theme: How can Systems Engineering be

Used to Ensure Successful Transfer of New or Different Technology into Future

Products?


13PM

Our Speakers (1)

Eric Anderson has been involved in technology insertion and new product development at Lockheed Martin Tactical Systems in Eagan, MN for the past six years. His experience during this time includes technology refresh of VME single-board computers and PMC I/O boards in existing naval combat display systems under the AN/UYQ-70 program and development of prototype next generation combat display consoles such as the Valiant console. Eric has a BS in Computer Engineering from Iowa State University and an MBA from the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities.


14PM

Our Speakers (2)

Joe Palmiter is a Program Manager for PaR Systems in Shoreview. PaR is a manufacturer of custom robotic systems. Joe has 30 years experience in line, program & project management in the development and deployment of high reliability products, applications, & systems. His experience ranges from early stage venture start-ups to large multinational corporations. In these positions, he managed multi-disciplinary product development departments with electronic, software, and mechanical engineers in multiple site and international programs. He holds a BSEE and is a Senior Member of IEEE.


15PM

Our Speakers (3)Harvey Taipale is a Program manager at Lockheed Martin Maritime Systems and Sensors – Tactical Systems in Eagan, Minnesota. He is currently responsible for pursuing new system infrastructure business using rugged COTS products. He has been involved in the use of COTS solutions for military applications for the past 10 years. Over his career of 38 years, he has held various engineering, management and business development positions and worked on programs for the Navy, Army, Air Force, FAA and Postal Service, as well as international programs in Japan, Germany, and the UK. He has a BS degree in Math and Physics from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.


16PM

Our Speakers (4)

Randy Hartman has worked for Honeywell since 1979. He has been an analyst and electrical designer on navigation products at Honeywell including both inertial and GPS products and has developed equipment for Boeing, Airbus and most business aviation OEMs. In addition he has developed GPS landing systems for the FAA including the Local Area Augmentation System (LAAS). More recently he worked for the Collision Avoidance Metric Partnership (CAMP) led by Chrysler, GM, Ford and Toyota to develop Inertial/GPS equipment for automotive demonstration. Today Randy is the program manager for the Honeywell Advanced Electronics Automotive Initiative which is developing stability control sensors for automobiles. Randy holds a graduate degree in electrical engineering and computer science from NDSU and a masters degree in control theory from the U of Minnesota.

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Chapter Overview 17 November 2005 North Star Chapter PM 1 2005 Program Theme Integrated Product Development Emphasis - Hands On Systems Engineering (Basics