nCode International, a global provider of durability based software & instrumentation solutions that help manufacturers and operators eliminate unexpected product failures, recently moved its European headquarters into the new Innovation Technology Centre in Rotherham, UK.

The Yorkshire Forward-owned building provides state-of-the-art facilities for high-growth technology companies such as nCode and is an environmentally efficient building. The facility is a hub within the Advanced Manufacturing Park in Rotherham for the advanced engineering technologies industry, providing high quality offices and workshops for growth oriented companies. Nearby neighbors include Castings Technology International, The Welding Institute and the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre.

“As an expanding technology company it’s critical to operate in an environment that fosters innovation and growth”, said Brian Dabell, CEO of nCode. “This better positions nCode to more effectively compete in today’s marketplace,” he added.

Established in 1982, nCode originally focused on providing expertise in durability, fatigue and materials testing for the British rail industry. Twenty-five years later, nCode is a recognized global leader of expertise and solutions in durability Test & Measurement, Fleet Monitoring and Product Design (CAE).

With its portfolio of measurement instruments, management and processing software, and predictive CAE tools, nCode is a leader in providing integrated solutions from which intelligent business decisions can rapidly be made. Eliminating unexpected product failures is the core value nCode offers the Ground Vehicle, Aerospace, Oil & Gas, Power Generation, Rail, Fleet, and Military markets.

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