Read quarterly Project Performance International's Systems Engineering Newsjournal, named "PPI SyEN". PPI SyEN presents for the engineering professional 30-60 pages of valuable technical articles on topical subjects, shorter technical pieces, in-depth coverage of the quarter's news in systems engineering and directly related fields, pointers to useful resources and relevant industry events, plus limited information on PPI's activities.
Welcome to the PPI SyEN September Edition. Join us as we step into a crescendo of advancements in digital engineering, with this edition’s theme being “Digital Twins: Unveiling Challenges and Opportunities”. We delve into knowledge and insights that are not only redefining the contours of systems engineering but are also setting new paradigms for innovation …
Welcome to the PPI SyEN August Edition, where we delve into the evolving landscape of systems engineering. This issue’s theme, “Engagement in Learning Communities,” underscores the power of collaborative learning to drive innovation and advancement in the SE field. We invite you to not only engage with the content but also …
Welcome to PPI SyEN July Edition. We’re excited to bring you the latest updates and insights from the world of systems engineering. This month’s edition features a thought-provoking article by PPI’s John Fitch, exploring crucial research questions about risk categorization, non-deterministic behavior representation, and the relationship between different models.
Welcome to PPI SyEN June Edition. This month’s edition revolves around the theme “Charting the Course: Embracing Digital Evolution”. We embark on an exciting journey through the ever-evolving landscape of systems engineering. It is with pleasure that we bring you the most recent developments, insightful articles, and opportunities …
Welcome to PPI SyEN May Edition. This month’s edition is centred around the theme “Perspectives on Models and Metrics”. Along with the wins, we are seeing a rise in urgency to address challenges such as the need for effective tool integration, managing the cultural and technical challenges of adopting new practices in engineering organizations …
Welcome to PPI SyEN April Edition. This month we kick off the edition with the general question: If SE is so valuable, why is it not being adopted on a wide scale? Join us as we break down the barriers to SE. As the Newsjournal progresses, we have an article that highlights the key differences between SysML v1 and SysML v2, and much more …
Welcome to PPI SyEN March Edition. This edition follows the theme ‘Advancing SE through community and connection’, and gives you the chance to discover awards for thought-leaders in systems engineering and upgrade your skillset via mentorship openings with INCOSE …
Welcome to PPI SyEN February Edition. This edition follows the theme “Spreading Knowledge Through Initiative”, and advances towards the goal of contributing to the engineering body of knowledge. It includes highlights from the INCOSE IW 2023, the latest systems engineering news, and …
Welcome to PPI SyEN January Edition. This edition takes off with news including recaps and achievements of some of the most prolific systems-related organizations. We also delve into the technology trends to watch as published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) …
Welcome to PPI SyEN December Edition. This month’s edition carries the theme: ‘Science + Principles = Foundations for Practice’. There are so many ways to contribute to this world through systems-related phenomena. Recently I’ve been …
Welcome to PPI SyEN November Edition. As our immersion into the world of digitization increases, this edition includes many insights about how to navigate from where we are to the future we want to see with the power of digital engineering …
Welcome to PPI SyEN October Edition. This edition is centered around the theme ‘Making an Impact in Engineering’. You will find some stepping stones to help expand your knowledge of systems engineering and to contribute to the body of knowledge through your own works …