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English: Dr. Richard Mayer, President Knowledge Based Systems, Inc., 2013 |
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SBIR "Hallmarks of Success"- Vol. 5 : KBSI, TRT: 3.36 • 22 mei 2013 • Under an SBIR contract with Johnson Space Center, Knowledge Based Systems Inc. (KBSI) developed an intelligent software environment for modeling and analyzing mission planning activities, simulating behavior, and, using a unique constraint propagation mechanism, updating plans with each change in mission planning activities. KBSI developed this technology into a commercial product, PROJECTLINK, a two-way bridge between PROSIm, KBSI's process modeling and simulation software and leading project management software like Microsoft Project and Primavera's SureTrak Project Manager. Spin Off Story: Screenshot at 2.01 / 4.02 min |
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