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Learn how you can use Innoslate throughout the entire lifecycle of a product or system. Dr. Steven Dam, expert systems engineer, will discuss the different phases of the lifecycle from conception to disposal. He'll show you how you can use Innoslate for requirements management, modeling, simulation, and testing.
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- 4. Quick Announcement • The Innoslate 4.0 Beta is available • New Features: • Workflow • User-Defined Permissions • Cross Project Relationships • Traceability Assistant • New Interfaces • Enhanced Features • We will be using Innoslate 4.0 Beta 5/16/2018 Webinar: One Lifecycle, One Tool 4
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- 13. One Tool • Requirements view • Documents view • Quality checker • SysML and LML • Monte Carlo Simulator • Discrete Event Simulator • Cad Viewer • Test Center • Test Plans • Intelligence View • Comments • Chat 5/16/2018 Webinar: One Lifecycle, One Tool 13
- 14. Our Goal for Innoslate 4.0 • To Continue to Improve the One Lifecycle, One Tool Experience 5/16/2018 Webinar: One Lifecycle, One Tool 14
- 15. How Have We Met Our Goal Dramatically enhanced the analytics and speed. 1 New complex program management features. 2 Major improvements to commonly used features. 3 5/16/2018 Webinar: One Lifecycle, One Tool 15
- 16. What’s New in Innoslate? Fine grained permissions Workflow Cross project links Traceability Assistant Customizable Dashboard wiki, charts (bar, pie), tables, notification... Simplified menu bar Database View with relationships and hierarchies Documents View replacing individual views for Requirements and other documents Relationships tab on sidebars More customizable reports
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- 18. Permissions Enable Redaction Permissions can now fine-grained to the object level User-defined permissions now available Users who do not have permission to see specific information see a redacted version 5/16/2018 Webinar: One Lifecycle, One Tool 18
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- 21. Traceability Assistant • Reads each object and compares using NLP technology • Shades of green to indicate confidence level • Reduces a difficult, time consuming task to seconds
- 22. 5/16/2018 Webinar: One Lifecycle, One Tool 22 Live Demo
- 23. Questions and Answers Please use the panel on the left to submit your questions. 5/16/2018Webinar: One Lifecycle, One Tool 23
- 24. Next Webinar What? Welcome to Innoslate 4.0 When? TBD Where? Go To Webinar 5/16/2018 Webinar: One Lifecycle, One Tool 24
- 25. Thank you for Joining Us Stay Connected! 571.485.7800 blog.Innoslate.com innoslate.com SPEC Innovations Innoslate User Group @Innoslate
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