Portfolio Management and Optimization for System of Systems
Abstract
Across commercial, government, and defense sectors, realization of new capabilities is more commonly happening through the integration of existing components, seeking a new emergent behavior. One driving factor behind this is the desire to reduce the time to fielding. This pursuit of integrating existing components and systems to produce new capabilities inherently increases the complexity of the design problem, as interactions between elements can lead to unexpected behaviors and effects. Furthermore, individual systems continue to increase in complexity, often due to increased reliance on software. All of these concerns are increasing the difficulty of meeting budgetary and schedule constraints. This chapter provides an overview of emerging research and development in the field of portfolio optimization, visualization techniques, and example implementations to educate the reader on the advancements to the state of practice in portfolio management and optimization in a mission engineering or system of systems context.
Leads
Frank Patterson
Georgia Tech Research Institute
David Fullmer
Georgia Tech Research Institute
Daniel Browne
Georgia Tech Research Institute
Santiago Balestrini-Robinson
Georgia Tech Research Institute
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