A Closer Look at Boeing and Dassault Systèmes’ Historic Partnership in Aviation Innovation

By
This post was originally published on the Navigate the Future blog.

This week Dassault Systèmes announced a new partnership with Boeing across its commercial aviation, space and defense programs. One of the aviation industry’s most historic technology partnerships, Dassault Systèmes and Boeing together have a legacy of leadership and innovation.  Under the new partnership, Boeing will expand its deployment of Dassault Systèmes’ products across its commercial aviation, space and defense programs to include the Dassault Systèmes 3DEXPERIENCE platform deployed in phases, and the company will rely on several Industry Solution Experiences for the Aerospace & Defense industry to deepen its end to end digital collaboration, design, engineering, analysis, manufacturing planning and shop floor execution capabilities.

Dassault Systèmes has a decades-long history of fueling Boeing’s innovation.  Did you know that Boeing first began using Dassault Systèmes software to design their planes in 1986?  From the 1980’s until today, Dassault Systèmes has grown its partnership with Boeing and helped shape the course of aviation history.  To learn more about the history of Dassault Systèmes and Boeing, check out our Masters of the Sky infographic. 

This new partnership with Boeing reaffirms Dassault Systèmes as an unquestioned leader in the A&D industry and the 3DEXPERIENCE platform as the standard for end-to-end performance and productivity across extended enterprises.  Recent announcements with industry leaders Rockwell Collins and Airbus, along with the launch of the 3DEXPERIENCE Center at WSU to train the next generation of aerospace engineers, underscores Dassault Systèmes’s legacy of leadership and commitment to the future of the Aerospace & Defense industry.

0

Katie Corey

Katie is the Editor of the SIMULIA blog and also manages SIMULIA's social media and is an online communities and SEO expert. As a writer and technical communicator, she is interested in and passionate about creating an impactful user experience. Katie has a BA in English and Writing from the University of Rhode Island and a MS in Technical Communication from Northeastern University. She is also a proud SIMULIA advocate, passionate about democratizing simulation for all audiences. Katie is a native Rhode Islander and loves telling others about all it has to offer. As a self-proclaimed nerd, she enjoys a variety of hobbies including history, astronomy, science/technology, science fiction, geocaching, true crime, fashion and anything associated with nature and the outdoors. She is also mom to a 2-year old budding engineer and two crazy rescue pups.