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HBM OFFERS RELIASOFT CUSTOMERS A RANGE OF SEMINARS

Following the recent acquisition of Reliasoft, HBM - market leader in the field of test and measurement -is now offering customers a comprehensive range of Reliasoft seminars, designed to meet the growing demand for reliability engineering, across a wide range of industries.

Design for Reliability (DfR) is a systematic engineering programme designed to integrate reliability engineering into the entire development and production cycle, which is an increasingly important consideration to manufacturers. 

Suitable for beginners and experienced users, the courses provide practical and theoretical advice on the latest software solutions and concept development and covers topics such as: Reliability 3.0 and Foundations of Reliability Engineering Data Analysis and Modelling. 

Complimenting the durability software tools of its sister company HBM nCode, topics covered in the seminars also include: Reliability and maintaining Analysis for Repairable Systems, Standards Based Reliability Prediction, Advanced Accelerated Life Testing Analysis and Design for Reliability (DFR) Program Planning and Implementation.

DfR process training offers companies a clear competitive advantage as reliability engineering significantly enhances customer satisfaction.

Reliasoft is a leading provider of reliability engineering software, education, consulting and related services to product manufacturers and maintenance organisations around the world. 

Please visit www.reliasoft.de/seminars for a full list of seminars

For more information, please contact:

HBM United Kingdom Ltd 
1 Churchill Court
58 Station Road
North Harrow
Middlesex
HA2 7SA
Tel:  +44 208 515 6000
Fax:  +44 208 515 6002
Email: info@uk.hbm.com
Web:  www.hbm.com

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