Engineous Acquisition Adds Dassault's SLM Story

June 19, 2008

For years, PLM has been the big draw at Dassault. Lately, the 3-D design tool firm has been making noises about SLM (simulation lifecycle management), the idea of putting similar data management, application integration and process automation capabilities around the practice of simulation.

Dasssault this week produced another chapter in this SLM story. The company bought Engineous Software, a small Providence, RI, company for $40 million. Engineous’ FIPER software is some sort of distributed development environment that lets organizations access, execute and reuse design simulation tools and processes within an organization and externally with partners. Dassault’s SIMULIA [www.simulia.com] brand says the acquisition will further help integrate simulation practices into the overall product development process.

Posted by Beth Stackpole on June 19, 2008 | Comments (1)

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June 21, 2008

In response to: Engineous Acquisition Adds Dassault's SLM Story
NCnotRI commented:

This information is not correct. Engineous is a Cary, NC company.

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