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| <h2>Welcome to the Open System Engineering Environment (OSEE)</h2> |
| <blockquote>OSEE provides a tightly integrated environment |
| that supports lean engineering across the full product life-cycle. Since |
| OSEE integrates all engineering areas, the full lifecycle data for a |
| product is managed by a common platform allowing this data to be |
| seamlessly combined to form a coherent, accurate view of a project in |
| real-time. At the heart of the OSEE architecture are the OSEE core |
| services and application framework which are available to all the OSEE |
| applications and enable their tight integration. <br> |
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| The vision for OSEE finds concrete grounding in daily use by Subject |
| Matter Experts developing next generation mission software for an |
| existing Boeing aircraft. This direct involvement with a full-scale |
| deployment of OSEE allows important user feedback to be rapidly |
| incorporated back into both OSEE itself and as lessons learned for the |
| development team. <br> |
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| Since OSEE has been developed for use by separate groups of end users, |
| careful attention has been given to providing a proper separation of |
| core OSEE capabilities and specific extensions made for various groups. |
| The requirement to support separate groups has helped ensure that OSEE |
| is extensible through standard Eclipse mechanisms. The OSEE architecture |
| is designed to provide an integrated, extensible engineering environment |
| that can be adopted by any group engaged in engineering.</blockquote> |
| <b><font size="4">Getting Started</font></b> |
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| <p>If this is your first time using OSEE, it is recommended that |
| you begin by learning the Workbench and how to navigate around. |
| The few minutes you spend here will enable quick and efficient use of |
| the basic framework. Start by Selecting Help -> Help Content |
| -> Workbench Users Guide.</p> |
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| <p>From there, it is recommended that you look through any of the |
| items in the Help Contents that correlate to your specific tasks. You can |
| also press F1 at any time for context-sensitive help.</p> |
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