| Innoslate | Genesys | |
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| Capability | ||
| Cloud-native architecture | ||
| Browser-based engineering | ||
| Requirements management | ||
| SysML modeling | ||
| Built-in test management | ||
| Document Views | ||
| Real-time collaboration | ||
| AI-assisted engineering | ||
| Government deployment options | ||
| US-owned and developed | ||
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- Requirements management
- Architecture modeling
- Test and evaluation
- Verification and validation
- Program management
- Risk management
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The ability to see all objects in a view is very helpful to decrease the risk of creating duplicate elements. Being able to tie objects to diagram views and then understandable PM views is also great. My favorite feature is the AI-generated test cases and risks from requirements.
Dr. Sarah Rudder
Principal Systems Engineer
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I like having a central location where the entire test team can collaborate and help each other out with data entry. I find it easy to generate reports, and I appreciate the database that keeps all information in one location. The training and demonstrations have been great for getting us up-to-speed in using the application.
Dr. Dave S.
Test Director
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I use Innoslate to teach model-based systems engineering. Because it’s a cloud-based software application, students on either a PC or a Mac can start using it right away without needing to install anything on their computers. This is especially valuable for Mac users, who often have to rely on virtualization to run other MBSE software.