Unifying human centered design and systems engineering for human systems integration

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Abstract

Despite the holistic approach of systems engineering (SE), systems still fail, and sometimes spectacularly. Requirements, solutions and the world constantly evolve and are very difficult to keep current. SE requires more flexibility and new approaches to SE have to be developed to include creativity as an integral part and where the functions of people and technology are appropriately allocated within our highly interconnected complex organizations. Instead of disregarding complexity because it is too difficult to handle, we should take advantage of it, discovering behavioral attractors and the emerging properties that it generates. Human-centered design (HCD) provides the creativity factor that SE lacks. It promotes modeling and simulation from the early stages of design and throughout the life cycle of a product. Unifying HCD and SE will shape appropriate humansystems integration (HSI) and produce successful systems.

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Boy, G. A., & Narkevicius, J. M. G. (2013). Unifying human centered design and systems engineering for human systems integration. In Complex Systems Design and Management - Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Complex Systems Design and Management, CSD and M 2013 (pp. 151–162). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-02812-5_12

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