Ad-hoc | 17 May 2000 07:52

Ad hoc-Service: HAITEC AG Consulting Contract

Ad-hoc Mitteilung übermittelt durch die DGAP. Für den Inhalt der Mitteilung ist allein der Emittent verantwortlich. —————————————————————————— HAITEC AG Closes Million-Plus Consulting Contract Automobile maker signs on for CAE training worldwide / DMU (digital mock-up) consulting services part of the package / Contract volume ranges into seven digits Munich, May 16, 2000 – Munich-based IT service provider HAITEC AG, whose shares (600 520) are traded on the Neuen Markt, just put the finishing touches on an agreement with a major German maker for training services and consulting contracts to the tune of a seven-digit figure. The training contract for computer-aided engineering (CAE) solutions is valid worldwide. CAE applications enable engineers to create blueprints for even highly complex products on the computer, test and analyze the draft, and transmit the collated data and instruction sequences to manufacturing for use in production, assembly and process control. Contracts covering consulting services for DMU solutions were also closed. A digital mock-up is a virtual prototype generated for testing purposes, for example, to simulate crash tests on the computer. With this agreement, HAITEC, as a premier consulting and coaching company, has again underscored its high-value approach to the introduction of leading-edge technologies. Making a considerable contribution to its value-add strategy are the six Competence Centers that the company has established since the beginning of 1999. A partner of nearly all German car makers, HAITEC’s remarkable CAE expertise is valued throughout the industry. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the agreement, which remains valid for an indefinite period, is that HAITEC for the first time in its enterprise history succeeded in closing a worldwide contract. To fulfill its contractual obligations, HAITEC is set to deploy a pool of seasoned consultants and developers, a highly experienced task force available on demand at each of the automotive corporation’s sites. Ende der Mitteilung