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University of Michigan Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering Department joins IBM and Dassault Systemes` PLM Higher Education and Training programme; USA`s top ranking undergraduate shipbuilding programme to use PLM to manage ship design information shared by students, researchers and faculty.
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M2 PRESSWIRE-20 November 2003-IBM: University of Michigan Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering Department joins IBM and Dassault Systemes` PLM Higher Education and Training programme; USA`s top ranking undergraduate shipbuilding programme to use PLM to manage ship design information shared by students, researchers and faculty(C)1994-2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:11202003 London - IBM and Dassault Systemes (Nasdaq: DASTY, Euronext Paris: #13065, DSY.PA)today announced that the University of Michigan is the latest university to participate in IBM`s Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) Higher Education and Training (HEAT) programme.
This programme, supported by hardware and software contributions from IBM and Dassault Systemes, is designed to help alleviate...
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