SANTA ANA, Calif., June 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- MSC.Software Corporation , the leading global provider of enterprise simulation solutions including simulation software and services, today announced that The New York Times featured Dr. Reza Sadeghi, MSC.Software's Chief Technology Officer as the sole simulation solution company quoted in their June 17, 2007 article "Crashing Cars When They're Still a Gleam in the Designer's Eye."
The New York Times article focuses on the time-to-market and right-to- market challenges that auto manufacturers face, most specifically with rising fuel prices and the trend to smaller car designs. The article recognizes the tremendous role that simulation software plays in helping manufacturers meet these challenges in saying "Automakers are willing to invest in this technology to bring products to market more quickly."
"We are excited to see the role that simulation plays in crucial manufacturing decisions highlighted by such an important publication," said Bill Weyand, Chief Executive Officer, MSC.Software. "MSC.Software has long been recognized as the leader in simulation and more recently, the pioneers in enterprise simulation solutions. We are always proud to see one of our team members called upon for their expertise and rich history in the virtual product development space."
To read the article in its entirety, please visit: http://www.mscsoftware.com/press/pdf/NYTArticle.pdf. "From The New York Times on the Web (C) The New York Times Company. Reprinted with Permission."
About MSC.Software Corporation
MSC.Software Corporation is a leading global provider of enterprise simulation solutions including simulation software and services that help companies make money, save time and reduce costs associated with designing and testing manufactured products. MSC.Software works with thousands of companies in hundreds of industries to develop better products faster by utilizing information technology, software and services. MSC.Software employs more than 1,100 people in 23 countries. For additional information about MSC.Software's products and services, please visit http://www.mscsoftware.com/.
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