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Learn the 6 Steps to Create a Concept of Operations Document

Learn how Transit Operators can identify their unique CBTC requirements by writing a concept of operations document (ConOPs)

Every transit property is unique and CBTC technologies must adapt to meet the Operator's needs. But the Operator must understand what their frontline-users (maintenance personnel, operators, train drivers) expect/need by writing a ConOps.

A properly written ConOps highlights the Operator's expectations, allowing the Supplier to deliver a CBTC solution perfectly suited for their operational environment. After listening to this webinar you will:

Learn the 6 step to create a ConOps document for a CBTC system
Identify the stakeholders and their expectations of the CBTC solution
Define the desired CBTC system capabilities based on stakeholder expectations
Establish the operational scope of the system
Identify external interfaces

There is no substitue for a properly written ConOps.

Download the ConOps template after watching the recording

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What is a ConOps?

Why do I need a ConOps?

Step 1: Establish a Working Group

Step 2: Define CBTC Users and their Priorities

Step 5: Establish System Boundaries

Download Generic CBTC ConOps Template

Step 3: Translate User Priorities into System Capabilities

Step 6: Write the ConOps

6 Steps to Create a Concept of Operations for a CBTC Application (Full Version)

Step 4: Determine System Operations ... …

Conclusion

Download the ConOps Template

Download the Concept of Operation template referred to in the webinar. The template has a table of contents with commentary for each section to assiSt

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