Acronyms and Glossary

A dotted underline marks an acronym in Holarch. Point at it, tap it, or move to it with Tab to see what it stands for and a one-line definition.

Where acronyms are explained

• Help topics and the documentation links under them.
• Page titles, page descriptions and empty pages.
• The overview page of each lifecycle group, the diagram type picker, and the DoDAFDepartment of Defense Architecture Framework The US DoD framework for describing architectures as a set of viewpoints and products, such as OV-1 and SV-1. and UAFUnified Architecture Framework An OMG architecture framework that organizes views in a grid of viewpoints and aspects. It covers DoDAF and NATO needs. catalogs (a product code such as OV-1High-Level Operational Concept Graphic DoDAF Operational Viewpoint product: a picture-plus-narrative overview of the mission, its main players and how they interact. shows the product name).
• Inspector field names, such as TBDTo Be Determined A requirement value or detail that is not known yet. Holarch tracks TBDs with an owner and a due date. Owner.
• Navigation rail pages named with an acronym, such as RVTMRequirements Verification Traceability Matrix A table of each requirement with how it is verified, the tests that verify it and their latest result., show the expansion as their tooltip.

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