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System Simulation Client for Git

Deploying collaborative system simulation development.

System simulation analysis

The Simcenter system simulation software portfolio is made up of dedicated solutions that serve the immediate needs of all the actors in the process of producing credible and usable system simulation analysis. 

This portfolio includes solutions to generate and refine system simulation architectures, author detailed behavioral architectures, and consume the behavioral models either in a web application or in a multi-attribute balancing environment. This enables many people to work effectively on the same project. 

The Simcenter System Simulation Client for Git option helps all the actors of the system simulation community to work collaboratively, supplying the daily management of simulation assets, including branching, versioning and role-based access control.

Deploying collaborative system simulation development

System simulation supports product design decisions by supplying insights into achievable performance early in the product design cycle.

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Simcenter System Simulation Client for Git capabilities

Precise representation of the system simulation domain

Using Simcenter System Simulation Client for Git also allows you to keep track of dependencies, related content, and all other data that is part of the model, so you have a precise representation of the system simulation domain.

Simcenter System Simulation Client for Git delivers new features to enable you to share specific reviewed or validated versions with a wider predefined audience without giving them access to the entire history. It also enables you to enforce a strict workflow if your company needs it for specific internal policies or export control.

Optimized data transfers and search algorithms associated with an efficient and fully integrated user experience will help you deploy collaborative model development.

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Role-based access control to define actors and permissions

To address the difficulties arising from collaborative work such as the need for a robust environment to support team changes, effective version control, dependencies of re-usable models and to increase the adoption of proper collaboration practices by end users, Simcenter system simulation client for git offers a solution.

To deal with the number of players in a project, Simcenter System Simulation Client for Git (part of the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio), supports an up-front mechanism to clearly define all the actors in the process. In addition, the role-based access control allows you to specify which of these actors has which permissions, so you can map your organization structure correctly.

Siemens Xcelerator is the comprehensive and integrated portfolio of software and services from Siemens Digital Industries Software.

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Simcenter System Simulation

Simcenter Amesim software

Boost system simulation productivity with Simcenter Amesim, a leading integrated, scalable mechatronic system simulation platform that allows design engineers to virtually assess and optimize the systems’ performance.
Multi-attribute analysis results from the Simcenter System Analyst software.
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Simcenter System Analyst software

Simcenter System Analyst is a company-wide collaborative tool designed to consume system models. It allows users to configure, share, trace system variants, and also simulate and optimize their performances.
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Simcenter System Architect software

Rapidly create heterogeneous system simulation architectures and seamlessly evaluate system level performance of your products. Bring multiple simulation assets together using a common modeling language based on interfaces.