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ITEM QT

A New Dimension in Reliability, Safety and Risk Assessment

The latest release from ITEM Software is an extraordinary collection of new capabilities that provides a customizable, cross-platform, multi-user, open frame-work. Built on proven and recognized analysis engines, ITEM QT ® ( iQT ® ) is a revolutionary approach to reliability, safety, and risk analysis software tools. With iQT , you are no longer limited by the technology choices of software vendors or chained to infrastructure requirements of their products.

Continue reading to learn more about the iQT design that provides a framework to suit all of your needs here.

ITEM Software Expands Services

ITEM Software expands its services through its strategic partnerships with industry leaders. ITEM Software will be providing various industries with targeted services to enable them to comply with the regulations and standards that best match environmental constraints and strategic planning, by providing:

Training Programs
Helping to develop specifications, procedures and quality manuals
Providing advice and support to facilitate implementation of
procedures and processes

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Hong Kong ITEM QT Seminar

ITEM Software, in association with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Industrial Centre, are holding a free seminar introducing ITEM QT, in Hong Kong this May.

The seminar, entitled 'Are You Open to Change?' will introduce the latest software release from ITEM Software. ITEM QT is an extraordinary collection of new capabilities that provide a customisable, cross-platform, multi-user, open framework for conducting reliability, safety and risk analysis.

ITEM Software's Director or Research and Development, Dr Dongfeng Zhu, will be presenting the seminar. Dr Zhu received his PhD from the University of Maryland, USA, in 2005. His research interests lie in the area of Probabilistic Risk Assessment, Risk Analysis, Software Reliability, Human Reliability and Financial Risk.

The seminar will be held at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon, in May 2008, and conducted in Cantonese and English.

All are welcome at this free seminar, but as spaces are limited, admission will be on a first-come-first-served basis, and seat reservation is required.