KPIT, Dassault Team To Develop PLM Solns For Indian Market
The alliance will leverage KPIT Cummins' domain expertise of the manufacturing industry and Dassault Systemes' service oriented architecture of ENOVIA platform for joint solution architecting.
Dassault Systèmes and KPIT Cummins Infosystems have announced a go-to-market partnership for joint solution and business development on ENOVIA platform. This partnership is to offer an end-to-end Product Life Cycle Management (PLM) solution customised to the industrial equipment market in India.
The alliance will leverage KPIT Cummins' domain expertise of the manufacturing industry and Dassault Systemes' flexible service oriented architecture of ENOVIA platform to build Industrial Equipment solution templates and provide 'joint solution architecting, delivery and project management' for customers in India.
At the sidelines of the alliance, Suman Bose, country director, Dassault Systemes India, said, "We are pleased to partner with KPIT Cummins to address the growing PLM needs of the Indian market. With the experience that KPIT Cummins brings in discrete manufacturing industry, coupled with Dassault Systemes' PLM solutions, we believe that this partnership will bring immense value to our customers in India both in domain expertise and technology capabilities."
Prabhu Bendre, SVP, Manufacturing Business IT, KPIT Cummins said, "Combined with our strengths in the field of PLM, MES and ERP integration, this partnership gives us the competitive edge in offering to our customer an end-to-end, enterprise-integrated solution that addresses their business needs."

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