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Effectively Applying UML 2.0 in Telecommunications Systems

Overview UML 2.0 provides powerful modeling capabilities, which makes it the premier modeling solution for Telecommunications systems. Modeling with UML 2.0 however is not enough, to meet the market demands of the telecommunication industry, it is imperative to have a development environment, which not only allows UML 2.0 modeling, but also advanced Model-Driven Development technologies such as model execution, validation, test generation, and production code generation to meet time to market pressures. This webcast explains how to effectively use the market leading UML 2.0 MDD environment Rhapsody in the Telecommunications field.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	I-Logix
Live Date	23rd November 2007 06:55 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Access Technologies, UML

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