Product category:
Electrical design software
News Release from: Harness Software | Subject: Capital H wire harness software
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 15 September 2000
Wire harness software to become
ASP-enabled
Harness Software is to ASP-enable Capital H, its software for manufacturers and designers of electrical wire harnesses, to give users flexibility to access it any time.
ESOFT Global, European ASP of the Year, today announced a worldwide ASP agreement with Harness Software, the leading provider of software solutions to the wire harness industry Harness Software provides manufacturers and designers with a specialist solution needed to optimise the quality of design and manufacture and to minimise engineering time and costs
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 3 Dec 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Harness Software's flagship product, Capital H, is becoming the industry standard solution, for the complete wire harness design to manufacture process.
Harness Software's decision to ASP-enable Capital H addresses two key issues in the harness industry.
Firstly, users need flexibility to access Capital H anytime, anywhere, which is driven by the increase in demand for globalisation and centralisation of data and processes.
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Secondly, Capital H provides a viable alternative to smaller organisations, who traditionally have been unable to afford the up-front capital investment required to support such a sophisticated application.
Through the ASP model, Harness Software is also able to provide added value to its existing customer base.
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John Judkins, technical director, for Harness Software commented: "With increasing pressures for shorter time to market, greater cost reduction and control, we realised that an ASP solution was the only viable option.
ESOFT Global's partnerships, experience and ability to deliver have demonstrated that it is the leading organisation in a growing ASP marketplace.
This extension of our software fulfils the specific needs of the industry and we are now able to offer our customers increased competitiveness and global standardisation." Tim Pickard, market development director, for ESOFT Global commented: "We are delighted to have been chosen as Harness Software's ASP partner.
This is further endorsement of ESOFT Global's commitment to the development of the ASP market across all vertical software sectors." Given the dynamic nature of the ASP marketplace, Harness Software will also be hosting an event in conjunction with ESOFT Global to launch its Capital H version 3.0, covering all features of the new version and its ASP offering.
The event will take place on the 13th of October, 2000 and will be held at Hotel Elysee Palace, Nice, France.
Speakers at the event include: Chris Toyne, Electrical CAE Project Manager, GKN Westland Helicopters Ivan Lacrouts-Cazenave, Deputy VP Electric and Electronic Engineering, Renault Tim Pickard, Market Development Director, ESOFT Global / VP, ASP Industry Consortium.
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