KKM SOFT, Autodesk Inventor join hands

KKM SOFT has worked very closely with Autodesk to develop, enhance and
integrate its Engineer to Order (ETO) service platform, iConfigure, with
Autodesk Inventor.

This external rules-based configurator, enables designers and manufacturers
to reduce the time of their design-to-sale process by up to 50 percent. To cut
cycle time, KKM SOFT created a set of tools and libraries built on existing
Autodesk technologies including; Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Inventor
Automation, and iLogic which speed mass customization efforts of manufacturers.

iConfigure enables manufacturers to more easily create and maintain robust
part configurations, assembly configurations and drawings on the industry's
leading digital prototyping platform Autodesk Inventor. Designers, sales
managers and the executive teams can track and make informed decisions, deliver
accurate quotes faster, and reduce rework-insuring their products are delivered
on time.

Ramasamy, Director, KKM SOFT, said, "As a mechanical design solutions and ETO
Company, we felt that there was a need for an external rule-based configurator
that can automate 70 percent of the standard designs, that exist in the product
design portfolio of any mass customization manufacturing company. With Autodesk
Digital Prototyping and the Inventor Platform our customers now can innovate and
deliver projects more efficiently and rapidly."

"Though most of our deliverables with iConfigure is a framework of processes
and services based on customer input and feedback, we can quickly transform to
add to current and Autodesk's future ETO initiatives like Inventor Automation
and iLogic technology which is included in Autodesk Inventor Professional 2010",
says Kirubakaran, Chief Architect,

KKM Solution.

"We are proud to be working closely with an industry leader like KKM SOFT,"
said Jim Quanci, Director, Autodesk Developer Network. KKM SOFT also announced
that it has been chosen as a preferred industry partner for Autodesk Inventor
for the territory of India by Autodesk. This co-operation is believed to reduce
the manufacturing development time by 50 percent.