Siemens Industry Software receives his 4º ‘Prize to the Provider of the Year of General Motors' consecutive

Siemens Industry Software has received the prestigious ‘Prize to the Provider of the Year 2011 of General Motors' in a celebrated ceremony in the Institute of the Arts of Detroit. GM Stood out the important paper that Siemens Industry Software has had in the efforts of the manufacturers of trucks to design, build and sell the best vehicles of the world. This is the fourth time that the global provider of software of management of the cycle of life of the product (PLM) has won this prize, that describes to the providers in several categories, between which include quality, service, technology and price.

“The association with Siemens Industry Software and the dedication to work always above the expectations contributed to the success of both companies”, affirms Timothy Cox, executive of GM. “All the team of GM appreciates the efforts of the team of Siemens Industry Software and wants to recognise to all the organisation by his exert”.

“After working so closely with the incredible team GM to comprise deeply his needs and offer the solutions that need to build some of the best trucks and trucks of the world, is especially gratificante be appointed Provider of the Year 2011 of General Motors”, says Chuck Grindstaff, president and CEO of Siemens Industry Software. “We know that the knowledge on our customers and industries in which they loan services has helped us to formulate an only and practical vision of PLM that has contributed to the growth and impulse that are experiencing in the industry of world-wide automotive sector. We want to thank General Motors by this prize and by his collaboration. We feel us very honoured to having been selected of between a prestigious list of providers of YOU, and expect to follow contributing to the remarkable revival and enthusiasm of the new GM”.

“Siemens Industry Software caters to General Motors of a complete group of integrated cheese cheese software, services and experience to help to automate all the processes of the cycle of life of the product. The offers into use in GM include, but do not limit to the, software NX for the computer-aided design, the manufacture and the analysis of engineering, the software Teamcenter for the management of the cycle of digital life, and the software Tecnomatix for the automation of the digital manufacture and the simulation.