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Managing Concurrency in Systems Engineering

The engineering of complex products and services cannot be performed without iterations. Products and services with a multi‐level system architecture and a reasonable number of system elements usually show development activities on individual system elements performed in parallel. The development of each system element is widely managed independently. This paper is concerned with managing concurrency resulting from both, the iterative nature of systems engineering per se, and the multiple projects for developing all the system elements.