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Dassault Systemes and IBM Announce Partnership with RENAULT for CAD/CAM/CAE Solutions

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Dec 15, 1998 — 1 min read

Dassault Systemes and IBM have signed an agreement with RENAULT, a French car manufacturer, to deploy Dassault Systemes' CATIA Solutions as the primary strategic system for CAD/CAM/CAE. This partnership aims to improve RENAULT's product development processes by implementing digital mock-up on all future programs. The agreement is a significant step forward in the companies' 18-month partnership, demonstrating CATIA's technological leadership in supporting automotive industrial processes.

Key Takeaways:

RENAULT will deploy CATIA on over 1,200 seats and use it on all new car programs in conjunction with Euclid Styler and Euclid Machinist.
The partnership will enable RENAULT to implement digital mock-up on all its future programs, improving product development processes.
Dassault Systemes' CATIA, combined with Matra Datavision Solutions, will enable RENAULT to optimize its processes in shape design, digital mock-up, and digital manufacturing.
The agreement reinforces the strong relationship of trust between IBM and RENAULT, with IBM committed to supporting RENAULT in reaching its objectives through its services and network.
CATIA will be used by over 1,200 RENAULT employees, showcasing its widespread adoption in the automotive industry.

Statistics:

Over 1,200 RENAULT employees will use CATIA as part of the agreement.
The partnership is a significant step forward in the companies' 18-month partnership.
1,200 seats will be deployed with CATIA, demonstrating its broad adoption in the automotive industry.
The customer base of Dassault Systemes' CATIA-CADAM Solutions comprises over 12,000 users, with 8,500 SolidWorks customers also utilizing its design-oriented software.

Sources:

Dassault Systemes and IBM announce partnership with RENAULT for CAD/CAM/CAE solutions. (1998, December 16). Business Wire.
Dassault Systemes. (n.d.). CATIA-CADAM Solutions.
IBM. (n.d.). Engineering Solutions.
RENAULT. (n.d.). Press Releases.

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