Some major EPM Technology customers

Hägglunds Vehicle

The Swedish Hägglunds Vehicle has today a large program to deliver next generation of combat vehicles to the Norwegian Army, based upon software technology developed together with EPM Technology (EPMT).

Det Norske Veritas (DNV)

Veritas aims to consolidate all ship-related data, monitoring important phases of the shipbuilding processes.

Fujitsu

EPMT's partner and giant in electronics and telecom in Japan have signed a MoU; a preliminary deal to exchange information within Express and STEP based solutions.

Lloyd's of London

Lloyd's Register are heavily involved in the development of shipping APs as well as being in charge of EMSA, European Maritime Step Association. Lloyd's Register now embrace the EXPRESS Data Manager.

CIMsteel

A European bilateral effort to standardize steel construction - available today and on its way to become STEP APs. University of Leeds is responsible for data modeling and is a power user of EXPRESS Data Manager (EDM). CSC (UK) is the pioneer implementing this standard based on the same technology.

Astra

Astra of Sweden uses Express as their corporate data modeling standard in the medical domain, for administrating documents and huge data volumes.

Scania

STEP database launched at the Millennium: The leading truck manufacturer in Sweden Scania foresees that their leading edge database technology will undergo an evolution to become STEP compatible around the year 2000. Scania is using the EXPRESS Data Manager and the new EXPRESS-G data modeling application. Major Express area is automotive applications using AP 214.

Marinor

Consulted by Marinor, Norwegian shipping industry is running the "IT in Ship Operation" project for managing maintenance data, valuable for ship owners, operators and suppliers. The EXPRESS Data Manager is soon to be installed at 5 ships, under completion at a Japanese shipyard.

ABB

The large industrial group ABB is using Express systems for handling power distribution and networks.

Rockwell Collins

Developer of AP210 for electronic industry and a power user of the EXPRESS Data Manager (EDM)

TNO

The leading Dutch R&D institute is utilising the most advanced SDAI implementations for Diana (FEM package) and the EU/ESPRIT GEM project.