Research Integrations Launches HFYI.com + Training Course on Defining Intended Function

Greg Harron <[email protected]>
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Research Integrations, Inc Launches HFYI.com and the Seminal Course:
Defining and Documenting Intended Function



Research Integrations, Inc is proud to introduce HFYI.com, our new hub to
help you get geared up with with human factors information so that you can
address real-world challenges.



“HFYI” is Human Factors - For Your Information.

HFYI.com will become your go-to source for applied Human Factors training
and information resources that bridge the gap between research and
industry. You will find information presented  in user-friendly,
jargon-free language.  Our applied training products provide you with the
base knowledge required to address technical areas as well as structured
processes so that you leave training with a strategy to effectively apply
your industry expertise in a focused manner. We help equip you to
confidently make effective decisions on the front lines.

HFYI Training Series:  Human Factors in the Aviation Design and
Certification Process

Course 1:  Defining and Documenting Intended Function



The seminal HFYI.com online training course: Defining and Documenting
Intended Function<http://www.hfyi.com/applied-hf-training/course-1-defining-and-documenting-intended-function>is
dedicated
to one of the foundational stages of the product or system design process.
 This first course is focused on the aviation industry and the intended
function description as required in the aviation design and certification
processes.  The course provides information on the importance of this step
in the overall design and certification process. The case study example
builds on the foundational information and provides a guided-real world
process for thoroughly developing an intended function statement.

This training course will provide you with the right information and
learning experience to ensure  your design projects begin from a solid
foundation; a complete and detailed foundation that will allow your entire
design team to work from a common blueprint. Thoughtfully and thoroughly
crafting a statement of intended function at the outset of your design
project will pay dividends by providing focus that will help keep your
process within scope and on the mark.

Our training course is currently available for a special introductory price
of $200 (full price $300). Register for the course before May 15, 2013 and
save an additional 10% (use promo code *ACMTEN)*.
Get started today at www.HFYI.com/training <http://www.hfyi.com/training>.



*Greg Harron*
Technical Operations Manager
Research Integrations, Inc.
800-675-1510 x215
www.researchintegrations.com
www.designcopilot.com
www.hfyi.com

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