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Sasol, a global leader in the petrochemical industry, increases functionality by 90% by implementing Internal Standards Solutions on Engineering Workbench.

Hamble Aerostructures, an Aernnova company, uses Engineering Workbench and Engineering Sciences Data Unit to ensure aerostructures meet safety and weight targets for aircraft such as the Airbus A350 and Racer Helicopter.

An Engineering Workbench client that manufactures innovative and eco-friendly business jets is saving up to $50k per day by reducing Aircraft on Ground time. See how they use Engineering Workbench to diagnose and solve problems faster.

Competition is strong when bidding on $4B+ US govt contracts, with less than 60 days to submit a bid. Here’s how our client, a leading aerospace and defense corporation, uses Haystack to consistently win.

A surprisingly tricky problem is impacting the conversion of solar energy in farms around the world. Learn how our client, a leading renewable energy corporation, leveraged our AI-powered tech to find a solution in the world of plants.

Shinwa Controls, a Japanese leader in temperature control technologies, turned to Goldfire to reduce their product footprint by 50%.

This provider of location-based technologies reduces delivery time of RoHS and REACH documentation from weeks to under 2 days – an 86% increase in efficiency.

One of the UK’s largest construction companies is building stellar quality into its projects using construction industry standards – resulting in higher customer satisfaction around pipe-fitting solutions and resolving a subcontractor dispute, saving £35,000.

One of the world’s premier semiconductor companies increased the number of cross-references in its parts database from 100,000 to nearly 2 million. This boosted results of parts with the lowest searches by 52% and helped customers find alternatives for obsolete parts, helping them avoid the need to redesign products.