ENGINEERING SOFTWARE

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
ESPACE	BENTLEY SYSTEMS, INCORPORATED	685 Stockton Drive Exton PA 19341	engineering software, namely, software for the design and management of facilities networks for use by electric utilities;
GSPACE	BENTLEY SYSTEMS, INCORPORATED	685 Stockton Drive Exton PA 19341	engineering software, namely, software for the design and management of facilities networks for use by gas utilities;G SPACE;
GSPACE	NetSpace Systems, Inc.	690 Pennsylvania Drive Exton PA 19341	engineering software, namely, software for the design and management of facilities networks for use by gas utilities;G SPACE;
INFOMATE	InfoMate Software, Inc.	46560 Fremont Blvd., Ste 416 Fremont CA 94538	engineering software;INFO-MATE;
INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES	Applicant: International Technologies	6 New England Executive Park Suite 400 Burlington MA 01803	engineering software;

POWERLOG	SULLIVAN, DANIEL A.	P.O. BOX 931 4 DEACONS PATH SANDWICH MA 02563	ENGINEERING SOFTWARE;POWER LOG;
RIDE	NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION	Building "B" 11500 North Mopac Austin TX 78759	engineering software, namely, supporting the design, implementation, and analysis of real-time DSP algorithms and systems;
SAM - SEQUENCE OF ALARM MONITOR	SULLIVAN, DANIEL A.	P.O. BOX 931 4 DEACONS PATH SANDWICH MA 02563	ENGINEERING SOFTWARE;
SIMCIRCUITS	MATHWORKS, INC., THE	3 Apple Hill Drive Natick MA 01760	engineering software, namely, computational software for modeling, simulating, and analyzing electronic circuits;SIM CIRCUITS;
SIMELECTRONICS	The MathWorks, Inc.	3 Apple Hill Drive Natick MA 01760	engineering software, namely, computational software for modeling, simulating, and analyzing circuits;SIMULATING ELECTRONICS;
SIMHYDRAULICS	The MathWorks, Inc.	3 Apple Hill Drive Natick MA 01760	engineering software, namely, computational software for modeling, simulating, and analyzing hydraulic systems;SIM HYDRAULICS;
SMARTDRAW	Willman, Todd J.	117 N. Main Street Woodsfield OH 43793	engineering software;SMART DRAW;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

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