JOHN

The engineering of large complex systems is an evolving discipline. System engineers and managers alike must know how today’s realities are changing the application of systems engineering thanks to technological advances, shifting resource availability and types, greatly increasing data volumes, new design and implementation strategies, and more.

The resulting impacts of modified and new processes, methodologies, and tools must be judged in relation to existing systems engineering management practices to emphasize areas of improvement.

Chief among these impacted areas of change are the following topics:
1) Supply Chain Issues

2) Environmental Concerns

3) Modeling Trends
4) New Terminology/Concepts

5) Resilient (Reliable) Systems

6) Data-Driven Decision Making

7) Recycling and Reusing of Complex Systems

Biography:

John Blyler is a contributing senior editor for Informa’s Design News (electronics, embedded and mechatronic systems) and Gold Flag’s Semiconductor Digest magazines. He continues to speak and moderate panels at major technical conferences. With a BS in Engineering Physics and an MS in Electrical Engineering, John has years of hardware-software systems-of-systems engineering and management experience. John has co-authored books related to system engineering, electronics, and RF technologies for the IEEE, Wiley, and Elsevier. He has held positions as an affiliate professor at Portland State University’s graduate systems engineering program and a lecturer at UC-Irvine. He currently serves as a standards editor for IEEE-Accellera.

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jblyler/

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