Webinars

The RAT – Authoring Tool widget for IBM DOORS Next Generation offers a fully integrated interface enabling authors to write high-quality requirements based on tailored quality metrics and customized presets of requirement patterns.
December 15 and 17, 2020

Dieses Webinar leitet die Benutzung von Anwendungen und Praktiken ein, die das Feststellen von Fehlerquellen zu Beginn des Projekts erlauben, um die daraus resultierende Fehler in den Anforderungen zu beseitigen und damit die Erfolgswahrscheinlichkeit Ihres Projekts deutlich zu erhöhen.
26. November, 2020

Este webinar introduce al uso de herramientas y técnicas que permiten detectar desde las primeras fases de proyectos las fuentes de errores, con el fin de eliminar esos errores en los requisitos y aumentar así la probabilidad de éxito de estos mismos.
26 de noviembre, 2020

When dealing with both, textual and model requirements, ensuring consistency and completeness are key to the final success of our systems. This webinar introduces a new add-on for Capella, the so-called RAT for Capella.

System requirements are usually written in unconstrained natural language (NL), which is inherently imprecise. Often, requirements authors are not trained in how to write requirements.
Dates: October 20 and 22

Detta webinar introducerar verktyg för att tidigt upptäcka vanliga problem som bl.a. oklara och tvetydiga krav och visar på en uppsättning grundläggande tekniker för att övervinna dem.
Date: October 13, 2020
Language: Swedish

Have you ever dealt with the European Space Agency (ESA)? If so, you must now know how well-written their tender documents are, and how clear and unambiguous the ESA standards are.
Dates: September 29 and 30

Ce webinaire introduit à l’utilisation des outils ainsi qu’aux techniques permettant de détecter dès les premières phases de projets les sources d’erreurs, dans le but d’éliminer ces erreurs dans les exigences et d’augmenter ainsi la probabilité de succès des projets.
Dates: September 22 and 24, 2020
Language: French

The Verification and Validation processes of the ISO15288 describe in a general way how to perform V&V for a complex system. However, the standard also suggests the need to apply V&V not only to the right side of the V-Model but also to the requirements, architecture and design processes outcomes, along the left side of the V-Model.

Upcoming webinar: June 2 and 4

This webinar presents an add-on to Capella that follows all the principles and features of the RAT – Authoring Tools on top of Requirements Modeling Tools (RMS), but now on top of a Modeling tool like Capella; thus enhancing a seamless consistency between textual requirements and models (model requirements).

Upcoming webinar: June 16 and 18

The Verification and Validation processes of the ISO15288 describe in a general way how to perform V&V for a complex system. However, the standard also suggests the need to apply V&V not only to the right side of the V-Model but also to the requirements, architecture and design processes outcomes, along the left side of the V-Model.

Upcoming webinar: June 2 and 4

  Saving costs by writing high-quality requirements from the beginning According to Stecklein, Jonette M. (NASA Johnson Space Center), the cost of fixing a requirement error discovered during the Operations phase ranged from 29 to more than 1500 times the cost...

The value of high-quality requirements What is the value of good requirements? We have all heard for years now, for instance from the chaos report (https://www.projectsmart.co.uk/white-papers/chaos-report.pdf), that changing or unclear requirements cause big...

  A SMART set of quality rules for requirements INCOSE, the International Council on Systems Engineering has done an excellent job in the dissemination of best practices and guides towards the Systems Engineering Community. A wonderful example of this kind of...

The Verification and Validation processes of the ISO15288 describe in a general way how to perform V&V for a complex system. However, the standard also suggests the need to apply V&V not only to the right side of the V-Model but also to the requirements, architecture and design processes outcomes, along the left side of the V-Model.

Upcoming webinar: June 2 and 4

The Verification and Validation processes of the ISO15288 describe in a general way how to perform V&V for a complex system. However, the standard also suggests the need to apply V&V not only to the right side of the V-Model but also to the requirements, architecture and design processes outcomes, along the left side of the V-Model.

Upcoming webinar: June 2 and 4

The Verification and Validation processes of the ISO15288 describe in a general way how to perform V&V for a complex system. However, the standard also suggests the need to apply V&V not only to the right side of the V-Model but also to the requirements, architecture and design processes outcomes, along the left side of the V-Model.

Upcoming webinar: June 2 and 4

The Verification and Validation processes of the ISO15288 describe in a general way how to perform V&V for a complex system. However, the standard also suggests the need to apply V&V not only to the right side of the V-Model but also to the requirements, architecture and design processes outcomes, along the left side of the V-Model.

Upcoming webinar: June 2 and 4

The Verification and Validation processes of the ISO15288 describe in a general way how to perform V&V for a complex system. However, the standard also suggests the need to apply V&V not only to the right side of the V-Model but also to the requirements, architecture and design processes outcomes, along the left side of the V-Model.

Upcoming webinar: June 2 and 4

The Verification and Validation processes of the ISO15288 describe in a general way how to perform V&V for a complex system. However, the standard also suggests the need to apply V&V not only to the right side of the V-Model but also to the requirements, architecture and design processes outcomes, along the left side of the V-Model.

Upcoming webinar: June 2 and 4