Integrated verification refers to using a system's built-in intelligence to self-test and provide insights without external test equipment. Currently, unit testing is done during development but system-level diagnostics require extensive knowledge of internal workings, and undetected failures may be installed. An external expert in integrated verification technology with over 20 years of experience can help develop and automate a consistent verification plan to test systems at all levels simultaneously and reduce the verification workload for development engineers.

1. Unlocking the power of integrated verification Key Verification Technology Enabling intelligent products to prove themselves

2. What is Integrated Verification Integrated verification refers to integrating test functionality, quickly and inexpensively proving “ the system will now function as defined” Integrated verification technology limits requirements for external test equipment using a fraction of the built in intelligence to self test and provide windows into the detail

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4. The Present Situation Unit testing is an artifact of development Diagnosis of failure at the system level requires huge knowledge at the internals level Product may be installed with undetected failures. Documentation is minimal but adequate for design purposes only Ad hoc requirements verification is repeated from ground zero each time.

5. Why me Proven experience in IVT over 20 yrs Wide background in all project phases Innovative and cost effective Customer sensitive Dedicated to excellence

6. Alternatives Status quo The goal is improved product and value added. How will this be accomplished in the current framework. Keep doing what is done, and the result will be the same as what you've got. Another Engineer With such proven value added With such relevant background With such motivation and availability Outside Verification Vendor Without issues of proprietary technology With needed long term support

7. Recommendation Begin immediately Product(s) learning curve Collect verification requirements Tap existing products with procedures Develop and document a consistent plan Expected results Weekly summary of verification plan progress Unload verification steps from development engineers Begin filling in verification at all levels at once Develop automation and publish procedures