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Let's roll! Rolling out the NASA Systems Engineering Framework

In March 2007, NASA issued the new NASA Procedural Requirements (NPR) for systems engineering — NPR 7123.1A NASA Systems Engineering Processes and Requirements. Among other things, the NASA SE NPR describes the 3-axis NASA Systems Engineering Framework (SEF). The NASA SEF consists of three elements that make up NASA systems engineering capability: 1) common technical processes, 2) tools and methods, and 3) workforce, knowledge and skills. These three elements can be thought of as the three axes of the three dimensional SE framework.