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Posted on 02-06-2008

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Mistral Solutions has been appointed as a value-added reseller by Altium for their unified electronic product development solutions

Mistral Solutions, a provider of complete technology solutions and professional services in the embedded space has been appointed as a value-added reseller by Altium for their unified electronic product development solutions.

As an Altium partner and authorized distributor of Altium solutions, Mistral will represent Altium in India and provide technical and sales support for Altium Designer and Altium’s Innovation Station, which combines Altium Designer with the Desktop NanoBoard reconfigurable hardware development platform.

Altium’s flagship product, Altium Designer, is the world's leading unified electronic product development solution that allows engineers to take a design from concept to completion within a single application. It unifies board- and FPGA-level system design, embedded software development for FPGA-based processors, and PCB layout, editing and manufacturing within a single design environment. This, combined with modern design data management capabilities, makes Altium Designer a complete solution for electronic product development – a solution that caters for both today's and tomorrow's development needs.

“Mistral’s extensive expertise in providing cost-effective, customized computing systems combined with Altium’s experience in electronic design will enable our clients from various industry segments to enjoy the benefits of solutions that excel in quality and accelerate time-to-market. Customers can now have a truly unified electronics design solution, enabling complete electronic product development in a single unified design environment at an affordable price.” said Mujahid Alam, Vice President – Sales, Mistral Solutions.

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