Computer Aided Technology (CATI), a leading provider of product development solutions, expands its capabilities by merging their InFlow Technology subsidiary with Caelynx, an engineering consultancy and Dassault Systèmes Platinum Partner based in Ann Arbor, MI. This merger continues CATI’s initiatives to bring to market the best product development solutions and services for their clients.
The Caelynx team specializes in engineering simulation software and services. Their dedicated team of experts service a vast range of industries including transportation, aerospace & defense, consumer goods & packaging, industrial machinery, electrification and more. As a consultancy with thousands of engineering projects completed for hundreds of customers, Caelynx has been helping customers innovate through advanced virtual prototyping for fifteen years. This CAE mastery has made them a recognized and reliable authority as a Dassault Systèmes Platinum Partner specializing in Abaqus Unified FEA, CST Studio Suite (electromagnetic simulation), 3DEXPERIENCE, and more.
Joe Formicola, president and chief engineer of Caelynx, adds: “Our goal has always been to provide the highest levels of customer service and support. With the merger, Caelynx clients will gain access to additional technical resources as well as products and services. Caelynx clients should see an immediate benefit to their business.”
“We are continually looking for ways to provide more value to our customers. One way we do that is by listening to find the right solution for their unique business challenges. More and more, we discuss with clients the need to expand their simulation and virtual prototyping capabilities. That makes this merger with Caelynx a great fit at the right time, said Rich Werneth, CEO, CATI. “The addition of Caelynx staff members will not only enhance our current offerings, but also will ensure a smooth transition for Caelynx clients. We welcome Joe Formicola and his team to the CATI and InFlow organization.
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