EventStudio System Designer

Understanding complex telecommunication systems requires, more often than not, a board view of all the elements involved and also a tool capable of organizing the information in a direct and visual matter.

One such tool is EventStudio System Designer, a streamlined piece of software that aims to provide you with all the necessary features for visually representing telecommunication systems.

Put simply, the app makes it simple for you to generate case, sequence and collaboration diagrams, process workflows and even message sequence charts, which help you represent systems as multiple-level echelons.

The first thing you should know about EventStudio System Designer is the fact that it comes with all the tools you would expect from an app that supports general-purpose UML. It comes with specialized tools for designing telecommunication systems.

Subsequent to its installation, you are met by a pragmatic and simple main window that provides you with quick access to the app's features via a single-row toolbar and a well-organized menubar. Thanks to its simple workflow, you can soon start design objects and message interactions.

In both cases, you need to simply represent the method call and the parameter lists. You can also generate call flow diagrams that help you represent interactions, state transitions and timers. You can generate inter-system, inter-subsystem and detailed flows, as well as define object-level actions and other advanced parameters.

What you basically need to know is the fact that EventStudio System Designer does not rely on graphical editors to do its job. This means that you have no reason to worry about diagram formatting and other complicated processes involved, as it automatically takes care of creating your documents.

Taking all things into consideration, EventStudio System Designer is a powerful tool that enables telecom system engineers to better visualize and improve their representations or system designs.

Sure, the tool could benefit from an updated user interface, but even so, with its efficient set of tools and straightforward workflow, this tool for modeling object and message interactions simply gets the job done.