Parametric Technology Corporation - Companies Acquired By PTC

Companies Acquired By PTC

  • CDRS and 3DPaint from Evans & Sutherland on April 12, 1995 for $33,507,000.
  • Rasna Corp., developers of MECHANICA design optimization and simulation software, in May 1995 for $180 million.
  • Computervision, developers of CADDS, MEDUSA and the MPDS Plant Design System in 1998
  • Polyplan, Technologies acquired 2005 for Manufacturing Process Management
  • Arbortext, developers of Arbortext, in 2005 for $190 million
  • Aptavis Technology Corp, Windchill-based technology and expertise for retail, footwear and apparel, in June 2005
  • Mathsoft, developers of Mathcad, in April 2006 for $63 million.
  • ITEDO Software GmbH in October 2006 for $17 million. ITEDO developed technical illustration software and had 34 employees mainly in Germany and the United States.
  • NC Graphics in May 2007 for an undisclosed sum.
  • NetRegulus, Inc,an Enterprise Study and Quality management software for Medical Devices, in November 2007
  • CoCreate in December 2007 for $250 million.
  • Synapsis Technology in December 2008 for an undisclosed sum.
  • Relex Software in June 2009 for an undisclosed sum.
  • Planet Metrics in January 2010 for an undisclosed sum.
  • MKS Software makers of MKS Integrity - May, 2011
  • 4CS Software Soutions Inc, a developer of warranty management and service lifecycle management software for an undisclosed sum
  • Servigistics in August 2012

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