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Fellow BPSers and OBers,
We have released the latest catalog of case studies about NASA. Most are available to the public directly from the website. We create teaching notes more or less by demand from the outside so if there are cases you'd like to use that don't have a teaching note--ask.  We develop and use the NASA cases for internal training and then make them available to the public. A few have some video clips, most have ample references for adapting to use in courses. Note: the copyright warning does not mean the case cannot be used in your course. It means you cannot adapt the case document and republish it under your own name. We welcome all feedback and will list other cases about NASA if you let us know of them.
Enjoy!
Sincerely,
Edward Rogers, NASA

What's New!
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

Office of the Chief Knowledge OfficerCase Studies – June 2011

CASE STUDY REPOSITORY – Visit the new collection!
The Office of the Chief Knowledge Officer at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center is pleased to announce the public release of the Case Study collection within the new Goddard Library Repository.
http://gsfcir.gsfc.nasa.gov/casestudies
Catalog of NASA-Related Case Studies – updated as of June 2011 (v1.7)
The catalog includes a listing of more than 50 NASA-related case studies.
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/pdf/450420main_NASA_Case_Study_Catalog.pdf
ESMD Risk Management Case Study
Super Lightweight Tank: A new public version of the NASA/ESMD Super Lightweight Tank Risk Management case study link to public version in flash.
http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/irkm-slwt/index.html
Lessons from the Challenger Launch Decision- A New Case Study!
A new case study from the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's Office of the Chief Knowledge Officer, with teaching notes.
http://gsfcir.gsfc.nasa.gov/casestudies
Updated List of Teaching Notes
Teaching Notes now available upon request for the following GSFC/OCKO caseso   Atlas Centaur-67: Go or No Go for Launch?o   GOES-N: Long and Winding Road to Launcho   Launching the Vasao   The Pursuit of Images of Columbiao   Lifting NOAA-N Primeo   Lessons from the Challenger Launch Decisiono   Mechanical Systems Engineering Support Re-Competeo   Pegasus XL-HESSI: Last-Minute Decisions in Flight-Based Launcho   ST-5 – Miniaturized Space Technologyo   STEREO: Organizational Cultures in Conflicto   TDRSS & TDRSS K, Lo   The CALIPSO Mission: Project Management in the "PI Mode": Who's in Charge?o   The CEV Seat: Seeking a Semi-Custom Fit in an Off-the-Rack Worldo   The Dart Mission: Changing Environment, Shifting Priorities, Hard Decisionso   The NFIRE Launch: Beating the Sophomore Slump at the Wallops Range

For additional information, contact Dr. Edward W. Rogers, Chief Knowledge Officer

NASA/GSFC/Office of the Chief Knowledge Officer <http://www.nasa.gov/goddard/ocko>  @ Edward.w.rogers@nasa.gov <mailto:Edward.w.rogers@nasa.gov> .