Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: Ansoft Europe
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 16 October 2001
Ansoft sets up for automotive support
Ansoft expanded its operations in September with the opening of two Automotive Product and Technology (APT) Solutions Centres near Detroit, USA, and in Nagoya, Japan
The offices will provide expert software design, training and support services for automotive OEMs such as GM, Ford, Daimler-Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Mitsubishi and their suppliers. "With these new centres, Ansoft will be better able to provide technical-support services to our customers in those regions'', said Mike Smocer, sales manager for APT Solutions.
"Opening the offices demonstrates our continuing commitment to our customers''.
Bill Burns, automotive applications specialist for APT Solutions, will operate the Detroit-metro office.
Koichi Shigematsu, senior application engineer, will run the Nagoya office.
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