ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The INCOSE Board of Directors sponsored the Systems Engineering Vision Project Team to develop this Vision. The team included:

This vision is an evolution of the Systems Engineering Vision 2020 that was published in 2007, and the Systems Engineering Vision 2025 that was published in 2014. A special thanks goes to the many support team members that contributed directly to the content of the vision that include Guy Boy, Paul Clements, Hans Peter de Koning, Rick Dove, David Endler, Robert Karban, Charles Krueger, Tom McDermott, Paul Pearce, Troy Peterson, Art Pyster, and William Schindel, to Lisa Hoverman who provided technical editing support, to the review support teams that facilitated the preliminary and final review, and to the many stakeholder reviewers of this vision who provided valuable insights and comments. The Vision team would also like to thank JonesHaus for creating the web version of this vision.

The vision authors considered expert inputs including those from the vision reviews, many publications, and the collective experience of the vision team to determine the content of this vision. Time will tell the accuracy of the projected changes to systems engineering and the global context that it responds to. If this Vision 2035 can inspire engineers, policy makers, and other professionals anywhere to deeply reflect upon their own future paths and strategies, then we will have succeeded in our objectives for this Vision.

Statements from Reviewers of this Vision

"As a summary, I find the document valuable and inspiring for the engineering community."

— Costas Stavrinidis, NAFEMS

"The document presents an exciting vision for a world transformed by the widespread
application of modern systems engineering to be a better connected and more prosperous world."

— Daniel Hastings, MIT

"SE Vision 2035 offers a cogent cosmopolitan set of competencies and capabilities to engage with the complex systems we live by."

— Guru Madhavan, US National Academy of Engineering

"INCOSE’s initiative to plan for the future of the SE community is commendable as an example of what a professional technical organization needs to do to anticipate engagement of challenges and opportunities."

— Christopher Nemeth, INCOSE Liaison to IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society

"An important reference to evolve systems engineering as a digitally enabled, value driven practice."
— Grant Veroba, Petronas

"Vision 2035 summarizes the major challenges of our society - and derives what it means for the technical systems of the future and their development."

— Frank Thielemann, Unity AG