INCHRON GmbH opens first US service office

PRLog (Press Release) - Apr. 15, 2011 - Potsdam, Germany, 15 April 2011  * * *  INCHRON GmbH, a leading provider of solutions for the development of real-time critical embedded systems, is strengthening its foothold in the US. The company has opened a service office in Farmington Hills, Michigan, to help local customers competently and promptly. Beate Kasi, Professional Services Engineer, and Nasir Kasi, Business Development Manager, are the technical contacts for US customers.

"We have been working in the US since 2008 and now want to expand our engagement further,” points out Dr. Ralf Münzenberger, Managing Director Professional Services, INCHRON GmbH. “The establishment of a local branch and our increased local presence enable us to offer optimal support to both our customers, such as General Motors and Autoliv, and our partners, which include IBM and ESG. They can now benefit from our expert pre-sales advice, consultancy and development services on a local level.”

In 2011, INCHRON will be participating again at "Innovate", the international IBM Rational user conference which takes place in Orlando in June, and at "SAE Convergence” in Detroit in October alongside its partner IBM. While INCHRON has initially established a US customer base in the automotive sector, the company’s solutions can be applied to other markets, such as medical technology, aerospace and automation.

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About INCHRON GmbH
INCHRON GmbH is a leading manufacturer and supplier of design and test solutions for real-time software in embedded systems. For years, INCHRON's methodologies and tools have been successfully used in numerous projects with major OEMs and suppliers across all industries.

The INCHRON Tool-Suite offers a unique combination of simulation (chronSIM) and validation (chronVAL) for the comprehensive analysis of networked real-time systems. INCHRON is a premium member of the AUTOSAR consortium and supports international research projects with its technological expertise and years of experience in real-time performance issues. For more information, visit http://www.inchron.com.

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