How to Use Innoslate for Beginners
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Michael Campbell will get you started with using Innoslate for your projects. If you have started using Innoslate or want to learn more about the tool, this is the perfect webinar for you. You will learn how to import documents, develop and edit requirements from requirements view or a diagram, create diagrams, execute simulations, create reports and analyze Innoslate's outputs. Grow your systems engineering skills and improve the efficiency of your team with Innoslate.
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Your webinar host, Dr. Steve Dam provides you with an in-depth overview of the DoDAF 2.0 using the systems engineering software, Innoslate. Dr. Dam, the President and Founder of SPEC Innovations, participated in the development of DoDAF. He recently published "DoDAF 2.02 A Guide to Applying System Engineering to Develop Integrated, Executable Architectures." The presenter will provides a live tool demonstration of Innoslate with a questions and answer session to follow.
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