7.5.2 RAPID PROCESS DESIGN A SYSTEM ENGINEERING DESIGN METHOD
Ronald J. Aguilar · INCOSE International Symposium · 1995
Abstract A rapid method has been developed for the design of computing system capabilities and/or human work flow activities. This design method is call Rapid Process Design (RPD) and is based on the definition of processes and not requirements. This design originally was developed for use as a preliminary design tool supporting the Definition Phase for system development programs using the Rapid Development Methodology (RDM) [1]. The RPD method allows for quick design of automated computing processes for immediate computing system capability deliveries. A key element of RPD is the definition of a process and its associated conditions and constraints. The process definition can be used to support evaluation and testing of a delivered computing system capability or human work flow.