In the media...

Taming complexity with Behavior Trees...

Centre Chief Investigator Geoff Dromey and his team of researchers have received recent media coverage of their Behavior Engineering methodology.

Finding a simple solution to complex systems

“The Behavior Tree is a work-flow model researchers believe will make big projects easier to manage”

David Binning, The Australian Financial Review, 9 October 2008, p7 Project Management Special Report

Taming complexity in large scale systems

“A new method developed by Professor Geoff Dromey and his team identifies defects in high-risk projects very early in the process, preventing the enormous waste of money inherent in project failure.”

Outcomes. Research in the Real World. Australian Research Council, 2008, 28–31.
arc.realviewtechnologies.com/default.aspx?iid=8075&startpage=page0000030&xml=outcomes.xml

Raytheon Australia supports pioneering systems research

Raytheon Australia Media Release, 3 September 2008
www.raytheon.com.au/Default.aspx?x=501

Understanding grows on Behavior Trees

Raytheon Australia Flyer, July 2008
www.raytheon.com.au/Files/Behavior%20Trees.pdf

“Raytheon Australia is providing financial support and partnering for world leading research by Griffith University to develop the Behavior Tree, a method for eliminating cost blow-outs and schedule overruns in large scale, high risk engineering projects.”

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Further details of the team’s Behavior Engineering work are at www.behaviorengineering.org and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavior_engineering

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