Systems/Software Engineering Tips

Paul Bowden, Principle Consultant, from Nanga Systems teams up with The Reuse Company to show you how Requirements Quality Suite and Requirements Authoring Tool is used with PTC Integrity Lifecycle Manager to ensure high quality, reusable requirements. These requirements can then form a high quality foundation to drive successful UML / SysML activity. This allows multi-discipline teams to build complete reliable and agile traceability across your engineering assets.   

If there are 2 PLE licenses available how can it be controlled which users can access those licenses as the default is to take the license so the first 2 users take the licenses unless they specify not to take the license? This prevents the specialist variability Modeling users access the editor licenses. The method in this video uses the Flexlm options file to control who can use these features:   There are many other licensing features that the options files can control. For details please see Chapter 5 - The Options File in the Flexlm End user guide this can be downloaded from: https://support.ptc.com/appserver/wcms/standards/fileothumbredirect.jsp?&im_dbkey=168637&icg_dbkey=522

Tag values can be displayed on both of these types of items using the diagram and object View Options The video below shows an example of this process including the creation and application of the Stereotypes and Tags

Requirements Quality Suite, a solution from The Reuse Company, allows you to customize, check and improve the quality of your requirements specifications and requirements documents.   In this video you can see: 1. How a PTC Integrity document is opened in Requirements Quality Analyzer (RQA) 2. How RQA can check the quality for this Integrity document 3. How Requirements Authoring Tools can help creating smart requirements on top of PTC Integrity 4. How our Authoring plugin is performing from within PTC Integrity Lifecycle Manager 5. How different quality metrics can now be checked on-the-fly 6. How the Authoring plugin allows you to write requirements in PTC Integrity just by following a requirements pattern description  

Uploaded 10/01/2010 by Jim Winder to YouTube Developers are disconnected from Requirements, frustrated with lots of manual effort, and pulled in many directions. In this short demonstration we see how MKS Integrity provides a one-stop solution to help developers stay happy and productive