This case study illustrates how international multi-service engineering companies use Maplesoft technology to overcome business challenges arising from the use of unstructured standard calculation methods and tools.
A global multi-services engineering company with 10,000 employees, has many major infrastructure projects around the world, including power, roads, railways, municipal infrastructure, and marine. Because of the diverse nature of the projects, differing backgrounds of the staff, and the need for international collaboration, the company faced many business challenges arising from the use of unstructured standard calculation methods and tools. These challenges included inefficient spreadsheets and handwritten calculation sheets, international workforce with little standardization, engineers retiring or changing jobs, as well as different groups of engineers and different projects with different mathematical requirements across the company.
After assessing several vendors, they chose a collection of interoperable math tools and training/consultancy services from Maplesoft. These tools help design engineers do calculations, create reports, and amplify their ability for exploratory data analysis, and they enable research engineers to develop models with symbolic math, numerical computation, and algorithm design.
This case study explores some of the different ways Maplesoft technology is being used across the company’s diverse international groups.
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