Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: Vast Systems Technology
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 8 June 2006
Initiative aims for
a world of difference
The Vast World partnership initiative provides Vast's growing customer base with more complete and better integrated combined Vast and third-party solutions
Vast Systems Technology Corporation has announced Vast World, a partnership initiative that provides Vast's growing customer base with more complete and better integrated combined Vast and third-party solutions. Initial members of Vast World include Advanced Data Controls, Calypto, ETAS, Lauterbach and The MathWorks.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 June 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
Related stories
Virtual processor speeds Freescale development
A new virtual processor model of Freescale's e200z6 core delivers both high performance and timing accuracy
Virtual prototypes raise software productivity
LSI will standardise on Vast's virtual prototyping solutions for current and future designs in its Networking group
Vast World defines a structured process by which tool integrations are developed and marketed to common customers.
Vast tools are a key part of an ecosystem of tools that comprise design flows addressing all aspects of design, from concept to architecture to verification and implementation.
'As designs and flows grow in complexity, customers require more integrated solutions and Vast World helps us deliver to these requirements', said Linda Prowse-Fosler, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at Vast.
'Lauterbach has had a close working relationship with Vast for some time'.
'Through collaboration we have delivered integrated solutions around Lauterbach's industry-leading Trace32 product line'.
'As a Vast World member, we are actively working on projects that deliver even tighter integration between our products, to the benefit of our mutual customers', said Stephan Lauterbach, CEO Lauterbach.
'Vast has enabled the integration of CoMET virtual processor models in Simulink simulations, a valuable extension of Model-Based Design for embedded systems with hardware and software components', said Jim Tung, MathWorks Fellow at The MathWorks.
'Joining Vast World, together with Vast joining The MathWorks Connections Programme, provides a strong foundation for this integration'.
'ETAS is a leader in development and diagnostic tools for automotive electronic control units'.
'We are excited to participate in the Vast World programme as our products are synergistic and provide leading-edge solutions for our mutual customers', said Dr Kai Matthias Pinnow, Senior Manager Partner Programme, ETAS.
Vast World offers the following benefits: a structured process and named contacts for proposing and initiating integrations; managed specification and development of interfaces to Vast and third-party tools; and access to Vast tool licences for integration and testing of flows for mutual customers.
• Vast Systems Technology: contact details and other news
• Email this article to a colleague
• Register for the free Electronicstalk email newsletter
• NEW
• Electronicstalk Home Page
Related Business News
Icoa Is Partnering With Anchorfree To...
...Enhance And Monetize Thousands Of Wi-fi Hotspots. Icoa, Inc., a national provider of wireless broadband Internet access and managed network services in high-traffic public locations, and AnchorFree Inc., a rapidly growing Wi-Fi community powered by advertising, have announced today that they are partne
Olympics raises demand for IT contractors
The number of IT contractors working in the engineering sector has almost doubled in 12 months because of demand generated by the 2012 Olympics, according to contractor Giant Group PLC.
Stellar Appoints CIO to Lead Call...
...Centre Outsourcing Technology Strategy. Stellar, a leading global business process outsourcing provider, today announced that Warwick Marx has been appointed Chief Information Officer of Stellar Asia Pacific.
Dell pushes for better Linux drivers
Dell wants to see better software drivers for Linux so that the firm can ship more notebooks and desktops running the operating system, according to one of its software engineers.
Eds Sales Take A Tumble
Dave Friedlos, Computing , Thursday 17 May 2007 at 00:00:00 But experts say downturn may reflect market weakness, writes Dave Friedlos Outsourcing giant EDS has released disappointing first-quarter figures showing slower growth and fewer con
Search the Pro-Talk network of sites
