Article | REF: C8130 V1

Constructibility Criteria - A Systemic approach

Author: Nicolas ZIV

Publication date: February 10, 2020

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6. Discussion and conclusion

In this article, we have briefly presented some of the concepts of Systems Engineering, and how these concepts have helped us to structure our approach to defining constructability criteria: System Architecture and the distinction between "System to do" and "System to do".

These criteria have been grouped into three families according to the structure of the System for Doing: criteria related to Objectives (§ 3 ), Activities (§

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