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The CORE Integrated Desktop

By  Posted on November 4, 2010 In CORE, Software and Solutions, Systems Engineering, Tips and Tricks, Vitech 1 Comment

Since the release of CORE 7, I’ve answered lots of questions about the new Integrated Desktop. For our customers who previously had CORE Enterprise Client, the CORE 7 Integrated Desktop represents the addition of a local repository. This new capability comes with plenty of questions.

 

I took the most frequently asked questions and built them into a new screencast that will walk you through some of the first things you’ll want to know as you get acquainted with CORE 7. The Video can be seen below.

 

 

If you’ve seen my other screencasts, then you know that this video will not only explain the topic, but will also show you the steps on screen. If you haven’t seen my screencasts, now is the perfect time to take a look! For those with MySupport accounts, you can view screencasts on Versioning and other topics Here.
 

If you know of a topic that you’d like for me to cover, let me know! Email me at Support@VitechCorp.com

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Jeff Sili has been a Systems Engineer for 29 years. He has worked extensively in the Aegis Combat System and the Aegis Weapon Systems in the transition from the military standard environment to Commercial-Off-the-Shelf designs as a member of the Navy Review Team. Jeff has worked supporting the Missile Defense Agency’s Ballistic Missile Defense System, and in the SQQ-89A (V) Surface Ship Undersea Warfare Combat System to develop the Torpedo Weapon System. His latest project was to develop the Naval Control System Cyber Security Functional Requirements Document in addition to developing the Cyber Security Strategy Document as part of the Advanced Capability Build 20 for the Aegis Combat System. Throughout his career he has used the Model Based System Engineering (MBSE) approach with Vitech’s CORE product.

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  1. Ibrahim Pastuszak November 5, 2010

    Is there direct support for ISO/IEC 15288 format? Are the Buede templates in "The Engineering Design of Systems" supported? (2 ed., Appendix A, and p. 170). Is there some other mil standard that is directly supported?

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