The team that wrote this book
This book was produced by a team of specialists from around the world working at the International Technical Support Organization, San Jose Center.
Brian Nolan is a course developer for IBM Software Group, Rational Learning Solutions® and Services, specializing in
Barclay Brown is an executive consultant in the system engineering practice in IBM Global Business Services. Prior to this, he was the Worldwide Community of Practice leader for Rational Solution Architecture. He leads client engagements in aerospace and defense, system development, and IT enterprise architecture, helping clients transform their engineering organizations using IBM technologies, methods, and tools. Barclay has been a practitioner, consultant, and speaker on system engineering methods for over 8 years. His experience spans some 24 years in project management, system engineering, architectural modeling, and requirements analysis. His current specialization includes
Dr. Laurent Balmelli is a manager at IBM in charge of architecting the new generation of offerings and tools for systems engineering and product development. He has been a research staff member at T.J. Watson Research Center and IBM Tokyo Research Labs, and a member of several leadership councils in IBM since 2000. Since 2003, Dr. Balmelli has represented IBM within the SysML standard team and is one of the lead authors of the SysML language specification. He was recently awarded the position of invited professor at Keio University in Tokyo, Japan, where he currently resides.
Tim Bohn is currently the Worldwide Community of Practice Leader for Solution Architecture. Tim has been active in the Systems community for many years, helping customers adopt MDSD in their practice. Tim has been with IBM Rational Software for 12 years, in both technical and management roles. Prior to joining Rational, Tim worked as a software engineer and systems engineer for 16 years. Tim holds a BS and MS degree from the University of Southern California, where he also guest lectures.
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