IEEE P15288/CD1
2004 (Adoption of ISO/IEC 15288:2002, IDT), Systems Engineering---System Life Cycle Processes (Revision of ISO/IEC 15288:2004)
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P15288/CD1 is an inactive English-language standards document for systems engineering within Computing and Processing. Its subtitle shows that it concerns the adoption of ISO/IEC 15288:2002 and addresses system life cycle processes, making it relevant to structured development and management of complex systems. For organizations working with requirements, architecture, verification, and lifecycle control, this standard helps define a disciplined framework for consistent engineering practice and traceable process decisions.
What is P15288/CD1?
P15288/CD1 is a systems engineering standard focused on system life cycle processes. Based on the subtitle, it reflects adoption of ISO/IEC 15288:2002 and a revision path tied to ISO/IEC 15288:2004, which places it in a formal process-definition context rather than a product specification. The document is intended to describe how a system is conceived, developed, operated, maintained, and retired, with attention to process consistency, control, and lifecycle relationships across engineering activities.
Where is P15288/CD1 used?
This standard is typically used in computing and processing projects where lifecycle discipline matters, such as software-intensive systems, integrated information platforms, control environments, and other engineered solutions with multiple stakeholders. P15288/CD1 can support teams that need a shared framework for planning, requirements handling, verification, validation, and operational transition. It is especially useful in projects where process clarity, documentation, and coordination between development and support functions are important.
Why is P15288/CD1 important?
P15288/CD1 matters because system life cycle processes affect quality, traceability, and project control from early concept through disposal. In technical work, unclear process definitions can lead to inconsistent requirements handling, weak verification, and avoidable rework. This standard helps organizations align engineering tasks, manage interfaces between teams, and support compliance-oriented procurement or review activities. For complex computing systems, that structure can reduce risk and improve confidence in delivery and maintenance outcomes.
- System life cycle process guidance
- Computing and processing context
- Requirements, verification, and validation
- Lifecycle control and traceability
- Inactive English-language edition
- Publication Date: 2006
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing
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