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Reducing Costs, Risks, Time to Market with Virtualized Systems Development
By David Beal, Virtutech, Inc.
edadesignline.com (February 08, 2010)
Virtualized Systems Development (VSD) enables "impossible" approaches to the development of electronic systems. The benefits extend across nearly every phase of product life cycle " all the way from definition, through development and finally deployment.
With VSD, a hands-on investigation of candidate system designs is possible, hardware and software teams can collaborate in new ways from the outset of a project, bugs can be found more quickly than ever, system integration can start much earlier, and customer support and training programs are more effective and easily delivered.
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