Today, PTC announced the completion of its acquisition of Intland Software. The acquisition will significantly broaden and deepen its application lifecycle management (ALM) presence in safety-critical and regulated industries such as automotive, life sciences, consumer electronics and aerospace. The company plans to offer Intland’s next-generation Codebeamer™ ALM suite both as a standalone solution and in conjunction with its Windchill and Arena PLM offerings, as well as to further enhance and support its current ALM solution.
“We are pleased to have completed the acquisition of Intland. Codebeamer is quickly becoming the new standard in safety-critical and regulated industries as products are increasingly differentiated by software. The addition of Codebeamer to our ALM suite will strengthen both ALM and PLM growth potential by significantly increasing the strength of our products and market momentum.”
- Jim Heppelmann, President and CEO
Forward-looking statements
This press release contains statements about future events and expectations, including the closing of the acquisition, the impact of the acquisition on our future growth and customer base, the expected value of the acquired technology to our business, and the integration of and expectations for the companies’ product offerings.
These statements are “forward-looking statements” that involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected, including that closing conditions may not be satisfied or waived when or in the manner anticipated;
That the acquired technology may not provide the access to new customers and markets that we expect if those customers and markets are not receptive to the technology; existing customers may choose to replace their solutions with solutions from competitors; we may not be able to integrate the acquired technology when or as we expect, and plans and expectations regarding the companies’ products may change; key Intland employees may not remain with the company, which could disrupt the business and our ability to successfully integrate and operate it; and other risks and uncertainties described in filings with the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission.