CADRA 2008 Extends Support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux OS

SofTech (News - Alert), Inc.’s latest CADRA 2008 CAD/CAM release supports the Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS Version 4 operating system, the operating system solution for open source computing.

 

Red Hat (News - Alert) Enterprise Linux is a core element of Red Hat’s Linux Automation strategy that creates an infrastructure, which is built for automation, including virtualization, identity management, high availability, and performance capabilities. Red Hat Enterprise Linux solutions, in combination with other Red Hat technologies, offer an easy, no-risk path to open-source cost savings.

 

SofTech is a provider of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) solutions, which accelerates products and profitability.

 

SofTech's CADRA solution is a mechanical design and drafting program with rich set of features that are designed to significantly increase mechanical drawing production. Since 1983, CADRA CAD/CAM solutions have successfully helped thousands of mechanical manufacturing companies around the world achieve significant improvements in design productivity and product quality.

 

Mechanical manufacturing companies depend on CADRA solutions, which can enable them to help to design and manufacture a wide range of mechanical parts, products, and machinery in almost every industry.

 

"With long term support already offered for Microsoft (News - Alert) Windows, Sun Solaris and HP-UX operating systems, this new CADRA release expands support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, giving CADRA customers another choice for their preferred OS," states Jean Croteau, president at SofTech.

 

"SofTech prides itself on being responsive to our customers' requirements and is proud to continue delivering software solutions that enhance our customers' product productivity, profitability and competitive effectiveness," Croteau added.

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Edited by Eve Sullivan