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Geometric and Dassault Systemes form new company

Circuit EC/Mumbai

Parpia says the backing of the DS Group will ensure that cash registers jingle from Day 1

Geometric Software Solutions (Geometric), a specialist in Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software development and Dassault Systemes, the world’s leading provider of 3d PLM solutions, have announced the signing of a joint venture resulting in the formation of a new company. To be named 3D PLM Software Solutions (3D PLM), the company will have an initial equity base of Rs 1.30 crore, of which Geometric and Dassault Systemes (DS) will hold 70 and 30 percent respectively. Importantly, 3D PLM will start operations with a mandate of software development for the DS Group, thereby allowing the new company to generate revenues from day one.

Manu Parpia, managing director, Geometric, will in addition to his current role, steer 3D PLM, as its managing director. He says, “We believe this joint venture reinforces our strategy to build expertise in the PLM space, while seeking to build alliances with market leaders. After a satisfying association with two DS Group companies, SolidWorks and Spatial, we are pleased to now extend Geometric’s capabilities across the DS Group.”

Bruno Latchague, executive vice president-R&D, DS said, “Geometric has greatly contributed to the success of different brands in the DS Group through an outstanding partnership. The creation of 3d PLM Software is the next logical step in this partnership, allowing our global company to leverage the technical expertise Geometric has proven it can deliver to the DS Group. 3D PLM will increase our R&D capacity by bringing dedicated and focused skills and resources.” 3D PLM will function as a virtual extension of DS Group’s R&D team, developing in a single distributed environment within the DS extended enterprise.

The new company will commence operations in February 2002, with projects on DS Group’s leading-edge solutions, CATIA and ENOVIA.

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