Happy Christmas – Our plan for Christmas in SysML

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Goran Madzar

17/12/2017

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Dear readers of the blog, Dear customers,

Only a few more days and then it's finally here. Christmas is just around the corner. For all those who want to prepare well for the festive season, I've created a suitable model in SysML. It shows a use case and component view of our Christmas Eve :-)

I would like to thank you for a wonderful 2017. We published a total of 26 blog articles this year and recently joined Twitter (@MedtechIng). We look back on a successful year with exciting projects and many interesting conversations and feedback. We have much to report again next year and look forward to hearing from you.

I wish you and your family a blessed and merry Christmas and a happy New Year 2018.

Kind regards

Goran Madzar

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Written by Goran Madzar

A passionate MEDtech engineer! My team and I provide engineering services to medical technology manufacturers to help them develop and market their products! Feel free to contact me via LinkedIn or email. I look forward to meeting you.

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