Hi,
Just received details of this webinar in my inbox. I know MKS from a while back. They were originally an IT company who are trying to get involved in the embedded space because of the growing complexity of embedded software. Personally I think it is quite interesting and may attend. What do you think, is it a false premise? Would you use such a piece of software in your role? Do you think this is the way embedded software will go in the future?
The Value of Connecting Model-Based Development to the Development Lifecycle - Introducing the MKS Integrity integration with Simulink
and the MATLAB environment
Webinar Date:
Thursday, September 2
Time:
10:00am ET OR 2:00pm ET
Best in class manufacturers practice model-based development and testing, but the models themselves (as well as the modification and testing of those models) are still disconnected from the overall development lifecycles.
In today's market, where quality is paramount, governance is increasing, and there is mounting pressure to accelerate delivery cycle times, disconnected modeling represents a critical risk to the organization.
To be successful and competitive, engineering organizations must achieve effective management, enforceable processes and traceable relationships across requirements, models, simulations, source code, test cases and all of the other assets in development. Disconnection leads to significant amounts of unnecessary rework and time wasted performing root cause analysis when inevitable changes occur.
Join MKS & The MathWorks on September 2 for a Webinar that will discuss how to solve the disconnection between modeling and the engineering lifecycle:
Solving the Disconnect: The Value of Connecting Model-Based Development to the Development Lifecycle - Introducing the MKS Integrity integration with Simulink and the MATLAB environment
Register for 10:00 AM EDT (3:00 PM BST)
Register for 2:00 PM EDT
See how, through a seamless integration, MKS's application lifecycle management platform, MKS Integrity, enables The MathWorks' modeling tool Simulink and the MATLAB environment to become a tightly-coupled part of the application lifecycle. By enabling collaboration in a controlled fashion through ALM, it eliminates unnecessary rework, enhances analysis and control of change, ensures that the delivered product is consistent with the latest requirements and promotes enhanced quality at every stage of the lifecycle.
For more information on the MKS Integrity integration with Simulink, download the datasheet or view a demonstration.
