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□　Systems Engineering
　　Process of Systems Engineering

This is a Problem Solving Model in Systems Engineering.

In systems engineering, a problem-solving model can be described as six processes of a problem setup:
① Setup of the problem
② Definition of the objective
③ System synthesis,
④ System analysis,
⑤ Selection of the best system
⑥ Preparation of the plan for ex*****on
(refer to Figure here).

It should be considered that these problem-solving processes are repeated as a subsystem in each phase of systems engineering.

Today with advances of high technology and the fast pace of business, in particular, the importance of the problem solving process during phase 2, probing plan phase (project plan I), has been increasing.
Project managers will need to have sufficient comprehension of the problem solving process during this phase going forward.

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