NOTE: This is the first of two blogs illustrating how the CSDL can help construct a fairly detailed descriptive system model that connects the physical and behavioral architecture quicker than you might think and all traced back to requirements.  Part 1 will move from requirements to developing the start of …

Part III: Managing Risks and Concerns Using Table Views This is the third and final post in a series of three blogs about Table Views in GENESYS. In Part I, our guide reviewed what a metachain is and the nature of metachain queries, how requirements traceability tables can be an …

Part II: System Architecture Activities This is Part II in a series of three posts about Table Views in GENESYS. In Part I, our guide reviews what a metachain is and the nature of metachain queries, how requirements traceability tables can be an invaluable aid to a systems engineering practice, …

In my last post I discussed organizing your models by folder. I gave an overview of what I’ve found to be model organizational best practices, in this post I’m going to take us one step further and begin to show you how you can automate some of the best practices …