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July 06, 2012
SILKAN Opens Office in North America
MEUDON LA FORÊT, France, July 6 -- SILKAN, a major player in high performance simulation and embedded simulation, expands its presence in North America with a new office in Montreal. This reflects the continuous growth of the company.
Since its creation in 2007 (as HPC Project), SILKAN has developed several activities in Canada with customers as well as with partners. Presagis (CAE group) is one these key partners. Montreal was also chosen for its first rank in the field of simulation. Its international environment makes it an ideal choice as a gateway between Europe and North America.
SILKAN is addressing industries as defense, aeronautics, automotive and energy with simulation systems integration, numerical simulation solutions and embedded safety critical systems integration.
SILKAN is headquartered in Meudon la Forêt (Paris area, France), has offices in France, in the USA and now in Canada.
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