JTRS GMR, A Cautionary Tale
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Bad news for the JTRS GMR program, but it could have been avoided by applying Performance Engineering right from the start.
Bad news for the JTRS GMR program, but it could have been avoided by applying Performance Engineering right from the start.
An exercise at the White Sands Missile Range shows just how close we are to deploying a true networked battlefield. The Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) and the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) programs are well on their way to fielding innovative combat-ready mobile voice/data communications technology for the U.S. military.
Foresight CEO Gerry Allen asks for your input on potential applications for Foresight beyond complex embedded systems design.
There are some extremely interesting resources available over at OVPWorld.
Representatives from MITRE and Northrop Grumman discuss employing Model Based System Engineering on a “Large-Scale, Distributed, Real-Time System” — the next generation airborne Command and Control Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance capability for the U.S. Air Force. This paper is especially interesting because the authors focus on the project coordination / human issues, as well as the technological challenges.
I found a Google “knol” that presents interesting perspective on modeling time and supporting synchronization in Executable UML.
GM is leveraging a model based design process to reduce time to market and manage complexity for their hybrid powertrain development. This story highlights the power of modeling and simulation to streamline product cycles for extremely complex systems with the most demanding operational requirements.
The OMG apparently plans to release their SOA tailored SoaML early in 2009.
Markus Völter has published a good article presenting best practices for designing / implementing DSL’s. It’s well worth a read.
A new Foresight whitepaper presents the fundamentals of Resource Aware Modeling and Simulation.