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James N.
Martin is an internationally known writer and lecturer on systems engineering. He wrote
one of the most widely read books on systems engineering, "Systems Engineering
Guidebook," published by CRC Press. His experience includes twenty years in
systems development of telecommunications products and services (most of this with Bell
Labs) as program manager, systems engineering manager, system architect, requirements
manager, and lead systems engineer. His experience with technology includes mobile
wireless, underwater fiber optic, satellite broadband wireless, reconnaissance systems,
and airborne network hubs. At the Aerospace Corporation, Mr. Martin is an enterprise architect for information-intensive organizations and systems of systems. He led the development of ANSI/EIA 632, the US national standard that defines the processes for engineering a system. Mr. Martin graduated with an MS from Stanford and a BS from Texas A&M. He is a Fellow member of INCOSE. |
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N. Martin The Aerospace Corporation |
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