Our Systems Engineering practice integrates all the disciplines and specialty groups into a team effort forming a structured development process that proceeds from concept to production to operation. We consider both the business and the technical needs of all customers with the goal of providing a quality product that meets the user needs.

We comply with the following systems engineering standards:

• International Standards Organisation ISO15288;
• Capability Maturity Model Integration;
• EIA731;
• INCOSE Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge and Handbook;
• NASA Handbook;
• IEE/BCS Safety Competency Guidelines.

At Datalyne our System Engineering practice follow a structured Framework that comprises four key elements:
Competencies; Basic Skills and Behaviours; Supporting Techniques; Domain Knowledge as well as application of Software and System Engineering management industry standard competencies associated which is grouped into three themes;

• Systems Thinking contains the underpinning systems concepts and the system/super system skills including the enterprise and technology environment.
• Holistic Lifecycle View contains all the skills associated with the systems lifecycle from need identification, requirements through to operation and ultimately disposal.
• System Engineering Management: deals with the skills of choosing the appropriate lifecycle and the planning, monitoring and control of the systems engineering process.