TRAINING
Engineering Software Reporting
and Analysis (ESRA)
- Registration Deadline: February 17, 2026
Description
| DURATION | TRAINING TYPE | TIME | LANGUAGE | PRICE |
| 4 days | Virtual/Online | 3:00-5:30 PM CET | 8:00-10:30 AM CST | English | $990 |
The Engineering Software Reporting and Analysis Training Program is designed to empower participants with essential techniques for generating impactful reports tailored to their business needs.
Learn how to analyze the data and turn it into actionable business intelligence. Learn to maximize ROI with expert guidance in reporting and analysis. Use live data to gain hands-on experience in reporting and analysis with practical output that the participants can take back to their respective companies.
Apply the skills and techniques learned through hands-on exercises, sharing of best practices, and open discussions.
- Setting up reports that are relevant to the participants through the combination of different reporting methods
- Discussions and sharing of the reports and analyses
Prior familiarity with Open iT software would be helpful, but not required.
Dedicated Training Options
Delivering the training solutions you need, when you need them!We specialize in delivering customized training experiences. Your teams will acquire invaluable expertise precisely aligned with your organization’s strategic objectives.
Our flexible, on-demand framework ensures that training fits seamlessly into your schedule, offering convenience without sacrificing quality.
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