Team QSI is proud to announce another TEAMS-RDS release.

Developer Only Updated TEAMS-RDS Developer to install SQL Server 2022 Express. Longer support cycle from Microsoft. Fully 64-bit for improved performance. Better support for Windows 11.

On the security side of things, third party dependencies have been updated.

• curl updated to version 8.6.0
• eXpat updated to version 2.6.2
• OpenSSL updated to version 3.2.1
• SoftwareKey ProtectionPlus updated to version 5.23.4
• Tcl/Tk updated to version 8.6.14
• Apache Tomcat to version 9.0.87
• OpenJDK JRE to version 8.0.402.06

See the third-party library report for more details.

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As NASA and the space community, in general, strive to push the boundaries of space travel with planned deep-space missions, increased system autonomy and resiliency have inevitably become key technology needs. Designing these complex systems requires a multi-disciplinary approach that connects fault management (FM) with model-based systems engineering (MBSE) to ensure that resilient, fault-tolerant systems are architected and modeled during the design phase. NASA has been using TEAMS^® as their fault management tool of choice for several decades. NASA also uses Systems Modeling Language (SysML) for systems engineering, including the design, specification, verification, and validation of systems.

SysML v2 is the upcoming revision of the SysML, and QSI is working with SysML v2 Submission Team (SST), a diverse group of end users, vendors, academics, and government liaisons involved in the development of SysML v2 specifications, to extend the SysML v2 for Fault Management and Diagnostics. In a SBIR project funded by NASA, QSI demonstrated translation capabilities from a SysML v2 model to a TEAMS^® model, which will enable Systems Engineers to analyze the fault management aspects of a system design captured in SysML v2  using QSI’s Model based reasoning COTS product, TEAMS^®-Designer. Using TEAMS®-Designer, analysts may perform Fault Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) and Fault Tree Analysis to analyze, quantify and improve the diagnostics and availability of the system. The improvements resulting from such analysis can be brought back into SysML in industry standard formats such as the Risk Analysis and Assessment Modeling Language (RAAML), facilitating broader stakeholder visibility.

Recently, the DoD SysML v2 Transition Project hosted a 1-day SysML v2 Transition Information Session at the INCOSE 2024 IW in Torrance, California. The project, led by the DoD Digital Engineering, Modeling, and Simulation Office, provides guidance to assist organizations in their transition to SysML v2. QSI’s multidisciplinary approach to integrate Fault Management analysis with Systems Engineering was presented in INCOSE 24.

For further information, please contact QSI.

Team QSI is proud to announce another TEAMATE release.

Runtime that powers Microsoft Edge browser is embedded inside the TEAMATE window. Better security. Better rendering. Better web standards support. Better user experience.

TEAMATE is now 64-bit end to end. Java, TEAMATE window, native dependencies, and web application have all been updated to 64-bit. Faster, lighter, better!

On the security side of things, some native components have been updated.

• curl updated to version 8.4.0
• eXpat updated to version 2.5.0
• OpenSSL updated to version 1.1.1w
• SoftwareKey ProtectionPlus updated to version 5.22.4

See the third-party library report for more details.

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Team QSI is pleased to announce another release of the 13.0.x series.

13.0.3 may not come with any new features, but the bug fixes will keep your modeling efforts moving forwards.

Bugs Fixed:

• In Batch Editors, clicking into properties panel, Esc key closes properties window.
• In Usage Finder finding which switch mode has what switches, should also show what position that switch is for that switch mode
• Align controls in FMECA Analysis dialog
• And Nodes and Smart Switches limited to 16 input ports
• Update third party dependencies
• Remove “…” in the fault tree pop-up dialog and should be fully expanded to names. Also hovering on the fault tree canvas on names with … should show full names
• Need to be able to generate reports to a cutset of 4 individually and from the batch fault tree analysis
• Keep impossible AND subtrees that may not satisfy AND margins due to configuration changes or functions, but reduce the margin
• Crash when a received Rx is mapped to more than one transmitter and later trying to remove one Tx from list
• Advanced License Only: Split Timing Analysis from Advanced Timing Analysis

On the security side of things, some native components have been updated.

• Microsoft Visual C++ updated to version 14.38.33130.0
• curl updated to version 8.4.0
• eXpat updated to version 2.5.0
• OpenSSL updated to version 1.1.1w
• SoftwareKey ProtectionPlus updated to version 5.22.4
• Tcl/Tk updated to version 8.6.13

See the third-party library report for more details.

Hope you like the release! We’ll see you next time …

Team QSI is proud to announce another TEAMS-RDS release.

Support for Azure SQL Server is here. Customers requested, QSI delivered. Scripts are included with the Enterprise installer. Along with a database configuration file that helps bootstrap the configuration process.

More on the support front, is Windows Server 2022 support. Wether hosting your own physical machine, virtual machine or up in the cloud, TEAMS-RDS will run without issue on Windows Server 2022.

Guided Troubleshooting now allows users to attach files at any step of the session. By default, only JPEG images are allowed to be attached. Quick configuration change will allow more types of files.

Additionally, Guided Troubleshooting now allows users to provide feedback at any step of the session. Step feedback form can be customized in the same way that the end of session feedback form can be.

On the security side of things, some native components have been updated.

• curl updated to version 8.4.0
• eXpat updated to version 2.5.0
• json-c updated to version 0.17 20230812
• OpenSSL updated to version 1.1.1w
• SoftwareKey ProtectionPlus updated to version 5.22.4
• Tcl/Tk updated to version 8.6.13

See the third-party library report for more details.

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Team QSI is proud to announce another TEAMS-RDS release in the pipeline.

User Management page for System Admins and Administrators has some new features lurking. First you can now search for users. Enter any piece of user information stored in TEAMS-RDS to find user(s). Second enabled / disabled users are now visually differentiated. Hovering over a user’s login name will tell you the exact status of the user. Third you can enable / disable a user right from the page. No more having to export to CSV, edit and import.

On the security side of things, we updated some native components.

• curl updated to version 7.85.0
• eXpat updated to version 2.4.9
• json-c updated to version 0.16 20220414
• OpenSSL updated to version 1.1.1q
• SoftwareKey ProtectionPlus updated to version 5.22.1

See the third-party library report for more details.

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Team QSI is pleased to announce another release of the 13.0.x series in 2022. ?

In 13.0.2, you will find some epic features along with the usual bug fixes.

First off, DFT feedback now highlights the links to Transmitters and the links to Receivers. Users can also traverse the Receivers by right clicking on a Transmitter in DFT. Should help to make more sense of your model.

Next, fault trees can now be generated in batches. No more 1 tree, then another and … you get the picture. Have no fear, you will not be headed to the command line to generate the trees in batch. TEAMS-Designer comes with a GUI to select the effects and options. Requires your license to have the Advanced FMECA option.

Bugs Fixed:

• Effect Attribute Drops from Function type upon Importing Modules
• Transmitters and Receivers lose their associations sometimes
• Receiver position changes after opening its properties and closing the dialog, happens when model is zoomed out
• AND Node Port Name text box height does not adjust
• Converting from Smart Switch to AND node drops the number of ports and port labels
• Effect name in Effect point gets modified with underscores for spaces after fault tree generation
• Fixed an error when opening tmsx file generated using ‘Export Model as XML file Ver.12.5.5’, in TEAMS-Designer 12.5.5
• Fixed missing AND node port names when model is saved as 12.5.5 version
• Fixed a crash when converting AND node to Smart Switch using the right click menu (in Fault Tree licensed TEAMS-Designer)

Hope you like the release! We’ll see you next time partner …

Team QSI is proud to announce another TEAMS-RDS release in the pipeline.

Some issues with the session log reporting facility were fixed in this release. Session status contained an integer value when it should have been a string. Now we will only ever output a string value.

Online case suspends and resumes are being added to the session log report. Done to keep consistency between TEAMATE and TEAMS-RDS. To better help you capture metrics of your Field Service organizations performance.

On the security side of things, we updated two native components.

• curl updated to version 7.82.0
  • curl did not have any vulnerabilities, but QSI is in the habit of updating dependencies when new releases are available.
• eXpat updated to version 2.4.7
  • A few security vulnerabilities were found in eXpat 2.4.2 since the release of TEAMS-RDS 13.0.0. See eXpat’s github page for the CVEs in question.

See you next release!

We are glad to announce the release of TEAMS-Designer 13.0.1.

Features:

• TEAMS-Designer 13.0.1 models can now be saved as version 12.5.5 models if no newer artifacts are present in the models
• Added “is effect” flag for AND Nodes and Smart Switches
• Added Port Labels for Smart Switches
• Users can now explicitly set Smart Switches (FMECA + Fault Tree License feature) to AND Nodes during DFT Analysis
• Added ability to copy Module Name column from Batch Module Editing Grid
• Added ability to copy and paste Module label column in Batch Module Editing Grid. Only Module Label column can be pasted although both Module Name and Module Label columns can be copied from batch module editor.

Bugs Fixed:

• Fixed a crash while importing Module from database having AND Nodes with port labels
• Resolved a crash while locating items from the Finder dialog
• Fixed a crash while generating faults tree and cutset reports
• Fixed a crash in Test Point’s Basic Properties tab when another Test Point in the model is selected in the same tab
• Addressed an issue with importing Module from database when a Transmitter, Receiver, or Module has a conflicting name
• Addressed an issue with Smart Switch Description being disappeared when imported from database

13.0.0 is all about

• facilitating TEAMS-Designer 13.0.0 latest and greatest bleeding edge features
• improving security

All Java and native dependencies have been upgraded to the latest version. Visual C++, SoftwareKey, cURL, OpenSSL, eXpat, Tcl/Tk. Latest versions keep away the security vulnerabilities. No log4j to speak of!

Big gains on the licensing front. Upgrade has paved the way for the same licensing we use on Windows to be supported on Linux! No more license.dat email requests. Run a command line application to perform an activation with the license server. License file is created for you. Additionally the license can be deactivated so that TEAMS-RDS can be moved to another server without going through support channels!

See the third party library report for a detailed listing of those dependencies.

Task

• SR1559-381 Port SoftwareKey based licensing to Linux
• SR1559-344 Update third party libraries to latest version