| -Urgent-Advantages of EASE 4.1 over Bose Modeller |
 Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 3:18 am |
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| Varun |
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| Hi Stefan/Bruce,
As I had mentioned earlier there is a crucial design project that my company is involved in and we are head-to-head with Bose on this one.
We'll be going for our final presentation next week, so I'd to be as well-informed as possible.
- What are the salient advantages that EASE 4.1 + modules offer over the Bose Modeller?
- Is there anything that EASE can do that the Bose Modeller cannot and vice-versa ?
Lastly, I have heard that the current version of Bose Modeller is actually using the EASE 2.0 engine? Could you please verify this? If this is true, this would greatly tip the odds in our favor.
Thanks,
Awaiting your soonest reply. |
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| Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 10:18 am |
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| Stefan |
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| Varun,
we do not have or use the Bose Modeller software. We do not know much about its background.
Maybe some other users can help you or you will have to investigate on your own.
Stefan |
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