ProSim opens a subsidiary in the United States

ProSim’s continued success as a leading European provider of simulation software and services to the process industries has led to the opening of a strategic office in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. "It is a natural step in the expansion of ProSim" explains Stéphane Déchelotte, CEO of ProSim. "Our solutions are widely accepted around the world, and particularly in United States".
ProSim has over twenty years of experience in developing and implementing simulation software for process industries. ProSim's software solutions are used for plant design and operations to identify and test process improvements, to acquire an in-depth understanding of the phenomenon involved and to significantly increase engineer's efficiency by allowing them to quickly access and analyze calculation results. ProSim's proven ability to develop innovative and sustainable solutions has fueled the significant growth of the company over the last few years.
ProSim's seasoned developers and process engineers provide customers with flexible, open and easy to use simulation technologies. Their extensive process design experience is particularly beneficial to customers during implementation phase and for the adoption of software by end-users. Additionally, their competencies are also made available through consulting studies or custom software development projects.
"Establishing a branch in the US will allow us to ensure a continuous presence to further introduce our solutions in this market and to provide the highest possible level of services to customers", adds Stéphane Déchelotte.
ProSim’s subsidiary was opened in Philadelphia and will be managed by Mr. Kevin Bishop. Kevin has a strong background in Chemical Engineering and brings extensive experience in sales of engineering software solutions and services. He will take charge of the business development for the North American region and will provide customers with the necessary support required to meet their particular needs.

To contact the US office:
ProSim, Inc. Science Center 3711 Market Street, 8th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19104 - USA
Tel: 215 600 3760 - Fax: 215 386 3970
Web: www.prosim.net - E-mail: info@prosim.net

About ProSim
Founded in 1989, ProSim is an independent company located in Labège (Toulouse – France). The company provides state of the art simulation and optimization software that allows process industries to increase their efficiency and their return on investment. ProSim solutions are designed for applications in the chemical, the refining, the gas treatment and the specialties chemical industries as well as in the pharmaceutical, the food processing and the energy industries. Its activities also comprise process engineering consulting and custom software development.
ProSim solutions are used to improve process design, increase plant efficiency and reduce their impact on environment. Thanks to long term partnerships with major research centers and to substantial investment in R&D, ProSim continuously develops innovative software and has become a recognized player on the international market.
The success of the company comes from the efficiency and the robustness of the solutions and of the calculation packages it proposes, but also from the quality of the services it provides.
The expertise and the know-how of ProSim personnel covers vast domains, including thermodynamics, physico-chemical phenomenon modeling, process simulation, energy integration, optimization techniques, numerical methods, software architecture, and GUI development.
ProSim is active in 63 countries around the world, with over 742 customers among which major actors like Axens, Air Liquide, Akzo Nobel, Alfa Laval, Arkema, Braskem, Cognis, EDF, Linde, Praxair, Schering, Sintef, Sanofi-Aventis, Technip, Total Petrochemicals, Uhde or Wacker.
For more information, please visit: http://www.prosim.net.

Press Relations: Isabelle Girard
Prosim SA
Stratège Bâtiment A
BP 27210
F-31672 LABEGE Cedex
FRANCE

Tel.: +33 (0)5 62 88 24 30
Fax: +33 (0)5 62 88 24 39
Email: info@prosim.net

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