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| + | ESE is a multidisciplinary approach that combines systems engineering with strategic management to address methods and approaches for aligning system architectures with enterprise business rules and the underlying IT architecture; developing and implementing consistent with enterprise strategic objectives; and managing complex subsystems across an entire organization. It requires a systems perspective in order to deal with an organization as a whole rather than just individual functions connected by information systems or shared facilities. ESE also takes into account complexity theory as it applies to complex systems such as those observed in nature or human languages which can help inform decisions made regarding an enterprise’s overall goals or objectives. | ||
Revision as of 16:49, 30 January 2023
What is Enterprise Systems Engineering?
Enterprise Systems Engineering (ESE) is the application of systems engineering principles, concepts, and methods to the planning, design, improvement, and operation of an enterprise.
ESE is a multidisciplinary approach that combines systems engineering with strategic management to address methods and approaches for aligning system architectures with enterprise business rules and the underlying IT architecture; developing and implementing consistent with enterprise strategic objectives; and managing complex subsystems across an entire organization. It requires a systems perspective in order to deal with an organization as a whole rather than just individual functions connected by information systems or shared facilities. ESE also takes into account complexity theory as it applies to complex systems such as those observed in nature or human languages which can help inform decisions made regarding an enterprise’s overall goals or objectives.