How does TTP support system design, system integration, teamwork and acquisition?
In terms of system design and integration, TTP helps to reduce the complexity of interactions among functions in a system. The resulting impact on the design team’s capability to understand, modify, and verify a system design can be very significant. Companies with many dislocated teams working on one complex integrated system that uses modular subcontracting strategies, like MOSA, can significantly profit from TTP-based architectures. TTP helps to reduce the system integration effort, and advanced users who optimize their internal design process could easily see an order of magnitude improvement in integrations effort. TTP also supports upgrades, incremental modernization and obsolescence management. A special case is the reuse—one of key TTP strengths. Reuse allows the split of initial system design costs over several platforms. Q: Can you give an example? Jakovljevic: If an integrators is working on a “clean sheet” architecture using TTP, let’s say for a Boeing 787 or a new type of
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