ESD
Professor Dan Frey
Co-Authors
INCOSE Best Paper
July
22, 2005
Daniel
D. Frey, Robert N. Noyce Career Development
Assistant Professor of Mechanical
Engineering and Engineering Systems,
and Don Clausing, former Bernard M.
Gordon Adjunct Professor of Engineering
Innovation and Practice at MIT and
Xerox Fellow in Competitive Product
Development at MIT, co-authored an
award-winning entry for the 15th Annual
International Council on Systems Engineering
(INCOSE) symposium, held July 10-15
in Rochester, NY.
Their
effort, which won a best paper award
in the area of Systems Engineering
Practice and Improvement, was entitled
"Four Strategies for Reliability:
Improving Robustness to One-sided
Failure Modes.”
"I'm
delighted that INCOSE chose our paper
for this recognition,” said
Frey. “This paper is about how
system reliability can be improved
through better problem representation
and concept design. I feel strongly
about this topic and it's great that
INCOSE is encouraging work along these
lines."
A
paper extending this work is scheduled
for publication in the INCOSE journal
"Systems Engineering" in
the August, 2005 edition.
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