Showing posts with label Monaco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monaco. Show all posts

6/09/2011

LEDAS Skills Are Used By World Leading Developer Of CAD/CAM Software For Sheet Metal And Aerospace Industries To Make Its Products Better


If you read my recent post "Draft Sight of Monaco" you could probably notice a remark that "LEDAS has in Monaco a good customer whiсh can probably become very good but so far asked me not to mention in my blog a name of the company...". Today I've got a permission to unveil this information.

Our Monaco customer is a comparatively small but VERY successful company JETCAM. At its website one can read that JETCAM was founded in 1986 to develop and market software systems for computer numerical control programming of punching and cutting machines used in sheet metal fabrication and composite cutting... JETCAM is represented in a wide variety of independent sheet metal machine shops, manufacturing everything from simple heavy gauge components to the most sophisticated and delicate components employed in the electronics and aerospace industries. A good representative example of the JETCAM offering is JETCAM Expert which reduce material waste, programming time and run-time.   

JETCAM's world-class user base also includes some of the best known and most demanding companies in the world, such as ABB, Bombardier (Canada and Northern Ireland), Embraer, Kone Elevators, General Electric, Siemens, Volvo, Lucent, John Deere, Ericsson and several major racing car manufacturers including Red Bull Technology.

With its impressive set of customers and success stories, JETCAM constantly receives a lot of requests to complement its products by new functionality, to improve their performance, scalability, architectural ability for extensions and integrations, and so on. Such challenges very well fit capabilities and commitments of LEDAS to apply its unique competence in science-intensive software engineering based on computational mathematics, geometry, combinatorial analysis and other.

The contracts between JETCAM and LEDAS have been under implementation since the beginning of 2011. From that time, the already obtained results of cooperation have confirmed mutual expectations of the parties and was several times extended. The recent visit to Monaco enabled the partners to prepare a long-term framework agreement which provides a solid base for reliable and efficient long-term cooperation.  

By the way, JETCAM is quite well known to Russian technologists since its products are succesfully distributed in Russia by Delcam-Ural .  
  
One of the JETCAM key managers, Stan Stern is spending this week at LEDAS, in Novosibirsk Scientific Center, to discuss with a LEDAS team the details of some JETCAM projects.  At the photo below, Alex Ershov, LEDAS CTO, and Stan Stern are near one of the Technopark buildings which is intensively under construciton and to which LEDAS is going to move next spring or earlier. See also "LEDAS Joins Siberian High-Tech Business Technopark". 
    


5/28/2011

Draft Sight of Monaco


LEDAS has in Monaco a good customer whiсh can probably become very good but so far asked me not to mention in my blog a name of the company. So I can only show you a fragment of the office which is not enough to detect which company I visited:).  Some people might think it's a mirrow. No, it's a picture:
We finished our morning discussions and went for a lunch:
Here is an interesting part of the lunch, Sicilian vine and (an invention of our creative host) an ice cream with raisins and rum:
I walked around the restaurant trying to detect whether a yatch of a Russian-UK billionaire Abramovitch is here:) :
A friend of our host, Michael Klotz, a German pilot (Frankfurt-Tokio-Frankfurt) lives in Monaco and manages a local helicopter company ready to provide you a high-level service:
The lunch was very nice. When we came back to the office, I needed some rest:
and then tried to work (don't understand how people can work hard in such environment):
Then there was a dinner. Again - wonderful wine, interesting dishes, ice-cream (for me - without rum), and again we were happy to meet Michael Klotz...

Well, a very fruitful 15-hours-long day in Monaco...