What is IETM and What is Not IETM.pdf cnp

What is IETM and What is Not IETM.pdf cnp

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  What is IETMand What is Not IETM? Understanding the distinction between IETM and 3D blowups is critical. IETMs are interactive and allow users to browse, cross-reference, and interact with the content for efficient information retrieval. by Code and Pixels
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  IETMVs 3d Blowups Myth InteractiveElectronic Technical Manuals are often mistaken for 3D blowup software, but they serve a different purpose. Interactivity IETMs enable quick searches across extensive databases, providing related content with multimedia support. 3D Blowups Contrary to IETMs, 3D blowups involve interactive 3D visualization and virtual reality models, distinct from IETMs.
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  Interactivity in IETM EfficientSearch IETMs enable lightning-fast searches across extensive manuals, providing instant results. Multimedia Support Users can access images, videos, and text descriptions, enhancing the interactive experience. Bookmarking and Annotations Readers can save bookmarks, annotate text, and access search history and document access logs. 3
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  IETMAssignment Client Inputs All inputsfor creating the IETM, including videos and images, will be provided by the client. IETMVendor Role The vendor will integrate client-provided content into the IETM, excluding the creation of 3D models and animations. Separate Tasks 3D animations and blowups will be handled separately based on system complexity and client requirements. 3
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  IETM Scope andLevels Level 3vs. Level 4 Detailed explanation of the cost and complexity differences between IETM level 3 and level 4. Client Expectations Understanding client expectations and aligning with the latest RFPs and SCOPE for IETM level 4. Significance of Level Highlighting the importance of adhering to the specified IETM level as per client requirements and cost considerations.
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  Cost Considerations Key Points Highlightingthe significant cost variation between IETM level 4 and level 3, and guiding on opting for the appropriate level based on client requirements and budget.
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  Resource Allocation Specialized Division Allocating3D animation and blowup tasks to a specialized team based on the complexity of the system. Client Guidance Guiding clients on the allocation of resources for IETM and 3D modeling tasks. Cost vs. Benefit Advising on the cost implications and benefits of allocating resources as per the specific requirements. 3
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  Client Requirements Requirement Responsibility ClientInputs Providing videos, graphics, and diagrams for integration into IETM 3D Animations Handled separately based on complexities Distinguishing Factors
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  Conclusion: Summary Summarizing the distinctfeatures and scope of IETM, emphasizing the role, scope, cost, and significance, guiding on understanding client requirements, and optimizing resource allocation.