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This document contains Dataquesfs detailed market share information on the CAD/CAM/CAE industry. Following is a description of the information reported in the Market Share book for each segment: • Source—Âll companies in database; overview of industry • Mechanical Applications—All companies in database with mechanical revenue • AEC and GIS Applications—All companies in database with AEC or GIS revenue • Electronic Design Automation Applications— All companies in database with EDA (electronic CAE, IC layout, PCB/hybrid/MCM) revenue • Europe—All Europe-based companies and all other companies with more than $1 million in European revenue • Asia—All Asia-based companies and all other companies with more than $1 million in Asian revenue • Personal CAD and Distribution Charmels—All companies in database with personal computer revenue More detailed data on this market may be requested through our client inquiry service. Segmentation For complete information on Dataquesfs hightechnology market segmentation scheme, please refer to the Dataquest High-Technology Guide—Segmentation and Glossary. Dataquest defines CAD/CAM/CAE as systems used in the mechanical; architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC); GIS/mapping; and electronic design automation (EDA) application areas. The CAD/CAM/CAE market is defined according to the following segmentation scheme: • CAD/CAM/CAE - Mechanical - AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) - GIS/Mapping (Geographic Information Systems) CAD/CAM/CAE—Electronic Des^ Automation Applications - EDA (Electronic Design Automation) . Electronic CAE . IC Layout . PCB/Hybrid/MCM In addition, more detailed information by subapplication is available and usually published in Dataquest Perspectives. For a listing of possible subapplication categories, see the Dataquest High-Technology Guide—Segmentation and Glossary. Definitions This section lists the definitions that are specific to this document. Complete ddinitions for all terms can be found in the Dataquest High-Technology Guide—Segmentation and Glossary. Application definitions are as follows: • Mechanical—Mechanical CAD/CAM refers to computer-aided tools used to design, analyze, document, and manufacture discrete parts, components, and assemblies. • Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC)—This segment covers the use of computer-aided tools by architects, contractors, plant engineers, civil engineers, and other people associated with these disciplines to aid in designing and managing buildings, industrial plants, ships, and other Vfpes of nondiscrete entities. • Geographic Information Systems (GIS)/Mapping—This is a computer-based technology, composed of hardware, software, and data used to capture, edit, display, and analyze spatial (tagged by location) information. ©1992 Dataquest Incorporated February—Reproduction Prohibited • Electronic Design Automation (EDA)—^This segment covers computer-based tools that axe used to automate the process of designing an electronic product including printed circuit boards, ICs, and systems. EDA includes ECAE, IC Layout, and PCB/Hybrid/MCM, as follows: - Electronic Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE)—^These are computer-aided tools
used in the engineering or design phase of electronic products (as opposed to the physical layout phase of the produa). Ejiamples of Electronic CAE applications are schematic capture and simulation. - IC Layout—This is a software application tool diat is used to create and validate the physical implementation of an integrated circuit (JC). The IC layout category comprises polygon editors, symbolic editors, placement and routing (gate array, cell, and block), design verification tools O^RC/ERC/logic-to-layout), compilers, and module development tools. - Printed Circuit Board (PCB)/Hybrid/Multichip Module (MCM)— This segment covers products that are used to create the placement and routing of the traces and components laid out on a printed circuit board. Also, included in this category are thermal analysis tools. Regional definitions are as follows: • North America—Includes United States and Canada • Europe—Încludes the United Kingdom, Scandinavia, Benelux, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Rest of Europe • Asia—Includes Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, China, and Hong Kong • Rest of World—All other countries including Australia, New Zealand, Oceania, Africa, Central America, South America, and the Middle East Platform definitions are as follows: • Technical Workstation—This is a single-user computer that is distinguished from a personal computer by its features and by the user's potential range of expansion on the platform. Features include a virtual, multitasking operating system (UNIX, VMS, DOMAIN); the computer is designed by manufacturer to run high-performance graphic applications in a multiuser/multitasking environment. • Host-Dependent—This is a shared logic system in which the external workstations' functions are dependent on a host computer. EDA Appllcattons Preliminary Maricet Share • Server—Â server is a computer that transparendy provides its resources for use by other computer systems. It is a system on a network that provides specific ftinclionaiity to other computer systems; the clients. Functions include file storage, database access, compute capability, and others. Dataquest tracks the following major categories of servers used for CAD/CAM/CAE and GIS applications: - Compute Servers—^These systems provide capabilities for solving numerical problems (for example, simulations, statistical calculations, and simultaneous partial differential equations). System features usually include high-speed computational capabilities (for example, vector and parallel processing) and large memories. - Print Servers—These systems provide access to printers, specialized printing applications software, and print spooling resources to a network. - File Servers—These systems provide mass storage capability to clients on a network. Services can range from temporary storage of working files to long-term backup and archive systems. - Database Servers—These systems manage databases as a shared resource to a network, These servers handle such functions as physical data storage, data security, and high-level queries and can access stored information at the record level, • Personal Computer—This is defined as a single-user computer that is distinguished from a technical workstation by its features and by the user's potential range of expansion on the platform. Features found in technical workstations (such as a virtual operating system, networking, htgh-f>erformance graphics, multiuser/multitasking capability) are optional rather than integrated by the manufacturer. Revenue/shipments/ASP definitions are as foUows: 01992 Dataquest Incorporated Febiuaiy—Reproduction Prohibited • Total factory revenue is defined as the amount of money received by a manufecturer for its goods measured in U.S. dollars. Total fartory revenue does not include revenue that a company may receive from products that are sold to another company for resale (OEM revenue).
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Page 652 and 653: K ataquest EDA Applications Prelimi
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Page 656 and 657: Tables Page Electronic Design Autom
Page 658 and 659: Tables Page PCB/Hybrid/MCM (Continu
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I 8- a s I Table 17 (Continue^) 199
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Table 17 (Continued) 1991 PreUmlnar
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6 K) I I I 3* i Table IS (Contiiiue
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66 CAO/CAM/CAE—Electronic Design
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68 CAD/CAM/CAE-^lectronlc Design Au
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e t-t I I 2? 5i t i I Table 22 1991
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e h^ Is) I 2" 5- o I a Table 23 199
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^ I I I I i Table 25 1991 PrcUnOoia
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Table 26 1991 Prellsitmay iCiSi/eMA
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I I a s I Table 30 (Continued) Appl
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94 CAD/CAM/CAE—Electronic Design
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I i I P I n o. Table 31 (Contiiiiie
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@ « to •§ 1 J? 8- I I Table 52
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IM s I I (V o I I Table 33 1991 Pre
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I I I Table 43 1991 PreUmltfirjr Ci
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1 I I I a Table 76 (Condnued) 1991
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! I I I Table 77 1991 Prelimlbi^ i^
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lO I I I I Table 84 1991 Prellniliu
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@ H^ 1 t i 2 1 I 1 1 a s Table 91 (
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f I I I I a a Table 95 CContlnued)
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I •B I i I Table 98 1991 Prellmln
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