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CAD/CAM/CAE : electronic design automation, 1992 - Archive Server

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2-2 <strong>CAD</strong>/<strong>CAM</strong>/<strong>CAE</strong>—Electronic Design Automation Applications<br />

• Architectural-level tools to improve <strong>design</strong>er productivity. While<br />

top-down <strong>design</strong> is now being adopted by the majority of <strong>electronic</strong><br />

<strong>design</strong>ers, architectural-level tools wUl gain prominence in the next<br />

two to five years, signaling yet another shift in the methodology of<br />

<strong>design</strong>ing <strong>electronic</strong> systems.<br />

• Dataquest anticipates that a higher service content wiU emerge in<br />

the EDA industry as large suppliers shift their business models<br />

toward providing integration and consulting services, as well as a<br />

focus toward solutions selling. This will cause service revenue to<br />

grow commiserate with software sales, as shown in Figure 2-1.<br />

The combination of these factors, both positive and negative, combine<br />

to form a rather muddied outlook for EDA software for the next five<br />

years. Companies that correctly position themselves in providing technologically<br />

superior products will show good gains in replacing older<br />

technologies. Those suppliers that are able to fundamentally shift the<br />

way <strong>electronic</strong> systems are <strong>design</strong>ed wiU show large gains, while those<br />

companies that fail to anticipate methodology shifts wiU falter. All of<br />

this activity will take place in a market that will show minimal gains<br />

during the next five years. Our current forecast shows the worldwide<br />

EDA software market wiU have an 8 percent compounded annual<br />

growth rate (CAGR). This is down from the 10 percent CAGR the<br />

industry experienced in the 1987 to 1991 time frame. Growth in the<br />

Asian market is shown in Figure 2-2. The majority of this growth will<br />

be seen in the technical workstation market, as the last vestiges of<br />

host-based software are retired, as shown in Figures 2-3 and 2-4.<br />

Figure 2-1<br />

Worldwide EDA Software and Service Market History and Forecast<br />

Millions of Dollars<br />

1,500 -<br />

1,000-<br />

500-<br />

" 1<br />

1987 1988<br />

• * -<br />

Source: Dataquest (December <strong>1992</strong>)<br />

1 1<br />

1989 1990<br />

Software Revenue<br />

1991<br />

1<br />

<strong>1992</strong><br />

I 1 1<br />

1993 1994 1995<br />

-•- Service Revenue<br />

19 96<br />

1<br />

02001959<br />

December 28,<strong>1992</strong> ©<strong>1992</strong> Dataquest Incorporated C<strong>CAM</strong>-EDA-MT-9202

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