B02

• Input: System of interest, stakeholders, needs, constraints, lifecycle context, risks, and evidence.
• Operation: Select and tailor lifecycle processes; define, analyze, realize, verify, validate, operate, maintain, control, and improve iteratively and recursively.
• Output: Controlled lifecycle artifacts, verified system elements, decisions, and improvement actions.
• Scope conditions: Human-made systems, components, and systems of systems.
• Failure conditions: Stakeholders/needs are incomplete; tailoring omits necessary processes; verification is weak.
• Predicted effect: Traceable lifecycle controls improve satisfaction and reduce escaped nonconformance.
• Measurement: Verification/validation results, risk, defects, and lifecycle outcomes.
• Implementation test: Audit selected processes, inputs, outputs, and tailoring rationale on a project.
• Decision rights: Defined organizational/project authorities.
• Uncertainty handling: Risk and decision processes.
• Verification: Explicit verification and validation processes.
• Provenance: Lifecycle information-item configuration.
• Implementation cost: Potentially high; tailorable.
• Limitations: Does not prescribe one method. Direct: controlling standards. Inference: directional outcome.