UML and SysML in one environment
Specify requirements and describe system structure and behaviour with UML and SysML, with domain-specific tailoring where your field needs it.
From requirement to running code on your target: model driven development with IBM Engineering Rhapsody, backed by EVOCEAN experience since 2006.
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A picture is worth a thousand lines of code
IBM Engineering Rhapsody is a fully integrated visual modelling environment for embedded and real-time systems. EVOCEAN has built up deep Rhapsody and Model Driven Development know-how since 2006, so your teams adopt the tool quickly and use it in a way that lasts.
What Rhapsody gives your team
Specify requirements and describe system structure and behaviour with UML and SysML, with domain-specific tailoring where your field needs it.
Create, simulate and test the application graphically, so behaviour is visible and discussable long before hardware is ready.
Generate C, C++, Ada or Java directly from the model. Model and code stay associated, so teams can work in either and keep both current.
Why model driven development
The craft behind good models
Architecture training, workshops and coaching, plus architecture reviews based on the Architecture Tradeoff Analysis Method (ATAM).
SysML training, workshops and coaching that combine requirements engineering with functional modelling for mechanical, hardware and software systems.
UML training and coaching, including dedicated workshops for C programmers, behavioural modelling, design patterns and UML profiles.
MDA training and coaching, model transformations and Model Driven Architecture for embedded systems.
For platforms with limited memory, an embedded framework connects Rhapsody to your specific combination of operating system, compiler and processor. We review your target environment with you; compatibility is not assumed for every platform.
Tell us about your system, your team and your target in a 15-minute call.