If you’ve paid a visit to the National Mall in Washington DC this October you may have noticed some puzzling patterns covering a large area between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. At ground level the markings were discernible as patterns but they lacked any overall coherence. They were …

By Bethany Maddox, Customer Support Specialist Last week we posted a blog that mentioned the work of the Vitech Customer Care Team. Only after the blog post went live did it occur to me that not everyone operates like Vitech does and what “Customer Care Team” means to us might …

By Warren Smith, Principal Systems Engineer About 20 years ago, I met a systems engineer (name long forgotten) who was already an old hand at developing systems. As we talked shop, discussing systems engineering, documentation, and office politics, he relayed a story that has stuck with me through the years. …

By Ron Kratzke, Principal Systems Engineer Recently I have been fielding a number of questions regarding the use LINKs in behavior analysis when running COREsim. As CORE users are well aware, the COREsim modeling capability which allows the system engineer to analyze the behavior of the system. COREsim has an …