Unite Engineering and the Enterprise

April 1997 / What's New / Unite Engineering and the Enterprise

ModelServer Publisher (single-channel version, $9950; multichannel version, $24,500) and ModelServer Continuum ($37,500 per server) are the first two products in Bentley Systems' Engineering Back Office suite for Windows NT. They let you store engineering data in corporate databases, integrate engineering data with enterpris e data, and serve Bentley's MicroStation or Autodesk's AutoCAD drawings, maps, and models to enterprise clients, including desktop applications and Web browsers.
Contact:  Bentley Systems, Inc., Exton, PA

Phone:    (800) 236-8539 or (610) 458-5000

Internet: 
http://www.bentley.com/


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