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Help Us Improve Your StressCheck Experience (v2.0)

January 29, 2020 Surveys

 

In Q4 2018, we surveyed our user base on how they are currently using StressCheck Professional for their engineering analysis needs, as well as the preferred features and enhancements for future StressCheck releases. We were then able to apply what we learned from the survey results to our 2019 release, StressCheck v10.5.

Now, we’re rolling out v2.0 of the survey to collect your latest thoughts and experiences in applying our software to your engineering analysis tasks. Complete a handful of questions about your current role, StressCheck experiences and feature requests, and you’ll automatically be entered to win a $50 electronic Amazon Gift Card (terms and conditions may apply, see Official Sweepstakes Rules).

Additionally, if you’re interested in tips, resources and training options for increasing your StressCheck productivity, we highly recommend you join us for our February 12th webinar “Mastering StressCheck: Practical Training Approaches & Online Resources for A&D Engineers“.

We look forward to your valuable responses, and hope that our next release (StressCheck v11.0, due in early summer 2020) continues to raise the bar for high-fidelity simulation of challenging structural engineering applications.

We are no longer accepting submissions for this survey. Thank you for your participation!

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