Partnerships
T-VEC Technologies is committed to forging long-term strategic
partnerships with organizations to reduce the cost of building and
maintaining high quality software systems. Through these alliances
we develop better solutions and are able to share them with a
broader set of industries.
The MathWorks develops technical computing software for engineers
and scientists in industry and education. An extensive family of
products, based on MATLAB® and Simulink®, provides high-
productivity tools for solving challenging mathematical,
computational, and model-based technical problems. T-VEC is a
member of the MathWorks Connections partner program. The T-VEC
Tester for Simulink analyzes Simulink models for errors and
systematically generates comprehensive test suites for verifying
them.
Telelogic is a leading global provider of solutions for advanced
systems and software development. Telelogic DOORS® is the world's
leading requirements management tool. T-VEC is a Technology
Partner in the Telelogic Alliance Partner Program and expects to
release its interface from the RAVE™ model-based verification
toolset to DOORS by year end.
The Systems and Software Consortium is a unique, nonprofit
partnership of industry, government, and academia that develops
processes, methods, tools, and supporting services to help
members and affiliates build high-quality, component-based
systems, and continuously advance their systems and software
maturity. T-VEC has had a strategic partnership with the
Consortium since 1996 to develop advanced model-based
verification and testing technologies referred to as the Test
Automation Framework (TAF). T-VEC works closely with the
Consortium and many of its member companies to develop and deploy
methods and tools based on T-VEC's core technologies to support
the members' development of high-assurance, complex software
systems. Some products developed through this partnership are
sold commercially by T-VEC.
T-VEC Technologies, Inc. is privately held. No T-VEC partners
have financial interests in T-VEC.
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