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SERVICES

THE PRIMARY GOAL AT BOOTHROYD DEWHURST is helping our customers achieve immediate results from DFMA while establishing an internal DFMA capability for the long term.

THE OBJECTIVES OF OUR SERVICES ARE TO:

  • Train teams in the principles and benefits of DFMA concurrent engineering strategies.
  • Help users realize immediate design improvements on their own company products.
  • Encourage design creativity, teamwork and innovation.
  • Establish a long term capability to develop lean products.
  • Integrate DFMA into the overall product development process.

SERVICE OFFERINGS – To assist in achieving these objectives we offer the following services:

DFMA Core Training
Who: New and potential heavy software users
Where: BDI office in RI for individual training up to a group of four Onsite for groups up to a maximum of eight
Duration: Typically two days to cover both DFA and DFM, one day is suitable for either DFA or DFM
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DFMA Guided Analysis
Who: New and/or experienced software users interested in a DFMA analysis of their product
Where: BDI office in RI for individual training up to a group of four Onsite for groups up to a maximum of eight
Duration: Typically two days to cover both DFA and DFM, one day is suitable for either DFA or DFM
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DFMA Implementation Workshop
Who: Product development teams and suppliers both new and experienced in DFMA
Where: Onsite for groups up to a maximum of twenty-four
Duration: Typically two to three days depending on the complexity of products to be analyzed by workshop attendees
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CONSULTING SERVICES

Our DFMA experts can be an additional resource to your product development team with:

  • DFA Product Assessment
  • DFM Product Costing
  • Integrating DFMA into your Product Development Process

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For more details or to schedule any of our services, please contact us.

What others have said after completing a Boothroyd Dewhurst onsite, hands–on workshop:

“Provided the opportunity for manufacturing and development engineers to work together in a team effort.”

“Promoted a change in design methodology.”

“Opened closed minds to new methods of design.”

“Made you think from the beginning before you design.”

“Real world experience from other companies, not just academia.”

“Practical use with (our) product was a valuable part of the program.

“Everything has real life applications-you can’t make an argument not to use these workshops."