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Page 1: Getting Started with Innoslate

innoslate.com specinnovations.com

Getting Started with Innoslate®

Realize successful, smarter systems with Innoslatethe full lifecycle systems engineering tool

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The Full Lifecycle in One Tool

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One View Automatically Produces Many Views

• Functional Views• Physical Views• Requirements Views

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View Auto-Generation Gives You• Simplicity: Learn just the LML Action Diagram, LML Asset Diagram, and

Requirements View to generate 15+ diagrams and matrices automatically

• Accuracy: All diagrams and views are automatically synced with each other to prevent model errors and inconsistencies

• Efficiency: Manually create fewer diagrams while automatically generating diagrams difficult to generate manually

• Enforce standards: Diagrams in Innoslate adhere to the LML, SysML, and/or best practices to ensure compliance across the project

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Getting Started with Innoslate

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Innoslate Security• All connections are SSL encrypted in transit• New files uploaded are 128bit AES encrypted at rest• All developers in Northern Virginia• Public cloud provider has the following security

certifications:• ISO 27001:2005• SAS70 Type II• SSAE 16 Type II• ISAE 3402 Type II

• Innoslate Enterprise can be deployed locally behind your firewall.• Amazon Gov Cloud • NSERC (SIPR and NIPR)

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System Requirements• Platform Independent

• Works on Windows XP/7/8/RT, MAC OS X, Linux, iOS, Android

• Software• Any modern web browser (Google

Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, IE 10 or 11)

• No downloads required

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CONOPS/Use Case Development

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Use Cases• Use Case Diagram

• Used to list use cases• Action or Activity Diagram

• Used to create executable processes• Use discrete event and/or Monte Carlo simulators

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Simulate Your Scenario

Explore the variation of individual steps to execute the model over many iterations using the Monte Carlo Simulator

Watch scenario execute at all levels using the Discrete Event Simulator

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Architecture-Based CONOPS Document• Use CONOPS templates in

Documents View to create a detailed CONOPS document based on the architecture of your system

• Use this living document throughout the lifecycle

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Requirements Management

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Import Originating Artifacts• Select “Import Analyzer”• Automatically identifies

potential requirements vs. statements that provide context

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Use Traceability Spider Diagram to link between Requirements, Actions and Assets• Shows how a single

entity (database object) is related to the rest of the system

• Drag and drop new entities and create relationships right from the diagram

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Generate Specifications from the Model

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Implements the way to go from MBSE to a specification.

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Integration and Test Support

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Innoslate Supports the I&T Phase

• Documents View has Test Plan templates already available

• Test results from other tools can also be captured as Artifacts and traced back to requirements, use cases, and CONOPS

• You can analyze and enhance your test processes and procedures using the functional analysis tools available

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Build the Asset Diagram to Capture Interfaces

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Create a classic block diagram … … or add pictures and special lines for concept diagram

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Or Use the Internal Block Diagram or Physical I/O Diagram• SysML IBD provides

ports and interfaces• Physical I/O diagram

shows data flows with physical entities (Assets)

• Will automatically set up Conduits between Assets and allocate the I/Os to those Conduits

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Program Management

• Risk Management• Configuration

Management• Issue Tracking

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Develop the Project Management Plan in Innoslate• Now the plan

elements can be directly related to requirements, risks, decisions, and business processes

• Output as MS Word Document

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Conduct Model-Based Project Management• All modern (last 60

years) business approaches emphasize process modeling

• Includes identification of products (deliverables) and resources

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Derive the Schedule• Use the processes to

develop realistic schedules

• Automatically captures simulation results as Artifacts for comparison and documentation

• Cost and resource reports

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Derive Schedule, Cost, Time, and more

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Capture Risks and Conduct Risk Analysis• Identify risks as part of

the overall requirements, functional and physical analyses

• Trace the sources of risk to these analyses

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Functional Architecture and Sequence Diagrams

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Build an Action Diagram to Easily Model Scenarios or Business Processes• Functional modeling

• sequencing and data flow, with allocation and resource modeling explicit• Drag/drop capable• Executable in both Discrete Event and Monte Carlo simulators

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Or Use the Sequence Diagram

• Functional sequencing• Another view from the

database, not a separate “drawing”

• Can generate from Action Diagram or be used to generate an Action Diagram

• Also, drag and drop capable, with sidebar for information on entities

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And the IDEF0 Diagram • Classic data flow modeling• Drag and drop• Sidebar enabled• ICOM view also available

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DoDAF Architecture

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DoDAF Dashboard• Access to all

DoDAF products• DM2 Statistics• PES export

DM2 = DoDAF MetaModel 2.0

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Tool ComparisonsInnoslate vs. SysML Drawing Tool• Automatic diagram generation (Develop a few diagrams and automatically generate many diagrams; saving time and increasing accuracy)• Large scalability (Innoslate Cloud - thousands of users around the world across many servers; Innoslate Enterprise - tested for 500 users and 10 million objects)• Complete requirements tool (replace and exceed DOORS capabilities)• Complete simulation capability (simulators in other tools only provide a step logic checker; Innoslate has analytical Discrete Event and Monte Carlo simulators that provide cost, schedule, and performance information)• Real-Time Collaboration (Real time updates, group chat, and project dashboard)• Platform Independent (Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, Chrome OS)• Availability (Public Cloud @ innoslate.com, NIPRNet on NSERC, SIPRNet on NSERC, Amazon GovCloud, Amazon AWS, Private Server at your data center)

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Tool ComparisonInnoslate vs. Requirement Tools• Advanced quality analysis (Integrated Natural Language Parsing technology scores and recommends improvements to requirements)• Integrated standard modeling capability (LML and SysML capability integrated; Hierarchy, Tree, Spider, and SysML Requirement diagrams are autogenerated from the document) • Integrated simulation capability (Innoslate has analytical Discrete Event and Monte Carlo simulators that provide cost, schedule, and performance information)• Large scalability (Innoslate Cloud - thousands of users around the world across many servers; Innoslate Enterprise - tested for 500 users and 10 million objects)• Real-Time Collaboration (Real time updates, group chat, and project dashboard)• Platform Independent (Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, Chrome OS)• Availability (Public Cloud @ innoslate.com, NIPRNet on NSERC, SIPRNet on NSERC, Amazon GovCloud, Amazon AWS)

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Next Steps1.Create an account for free https://www.innoslate.com/signup/2.Request a free trial of Innoslate Professional3.Use the Getting Started panel on the dashboard 4.Read the tool documentation at http://docs.innoslate.com/latest/5.For technical support contact [email protected] or call 571-485-

7800 x 2 (all support is free) 6.For general questions contact [email protected] or call 571-485-7800

x 17.Provide feedback with the feedback panel on the dashboard