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Teamcenter Systems Engineering DoDAF Templates

Posted Jun 03, 2008 - 01:45 PM by Jim Turner

Getting in on the tail end of this session presented by Scott Kufro of Siemens Government Services, provided to be somewhat confusing but from what I could see it was a well attended session. I tried to follow along with the architecture as they went through the program and its properties. It seems that many had some questions and they look as thought they will have a few that want a demo of the system. I think I will try to stick with getting in on the early part of the session next time and not while they re going through schematics of how the system works. Department of Defense regulations are not really in my arsenal of understanding.

 

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