BIOVIA

In October 2012, Accelrys acquired Aegis Analytical Corp. for $30 million in cash, expanding Accelrys’ reach for customers in the move from the lab to the manufacturing floor. Aegis had been developing its Discoverant enterprise-class software system since 1997 to aggregate, contextualize and analyze on-line and off-line process development, manufacturing and quality data, enabling process improvement and quality by design, for its customers in the highly regulated biotech and pharma industries.

In January 2013, Accelrys acquired Swiss biosciences systems integrator Vialis AG for $5 million in cash.

In September 2013, Accelrys acquired Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) compliance provider ChemSW.

On January 30, 2014 Dassault Systèmes of France announced the acquisition of Accelrys in an all-cash tender offer for at $12.50 per share, representing a fully diluted equity value for Accelrys of approximately $750 million. After the acquisition, Accelrys was renamed BIOVIA.

ISIS/Host, a chemical structure database that uses Oracle

Accelrys Draw, a chemical drawing tool.

Accelrys Direct, a chemical substance database that uses Oracle's data cartridge technology.

The Available Chemicals Directory (ACD) a compilation of supplier catalogues that is searchable by substructure.

The Accelrys Process Management and Compliance Suite, a "combination of software products for scientists working in early and mid-stage analytical, formulation and process/bioprocess development... through to stability, material and release testing during late-stage quality control and commercial production." The Suite streamlines product development

Symyx Notebook by Accelrys, an Electronic lab notebook.

Materials Studio, a suite of modeling and simulation programs for material science.

Discovery Studio, a suite of modeling and simulation programs for life sciences.

Contur ELN

Externalized Collaboration Suite

Discoverant, a validation-ready software system for data access, automated aggregation and contextualization, analysis and reporting. It supports Industry 4.0 strategies by enabling collaboration across data silos for process understanding and product quality improvement, allowing lower cost production of higher quality therapeutics and other products.

iLabber

Experiment Knowledge Base

Lab Execution System (LES)

Commercial versions of otherwise academically licensed programs:

CHARMM (Chemistry at Harvard Macromolecular Mechanics) is commercially available from Accelrys. In October 2013, Martin

Karplus of Harvard University, Michael Levitt of Stanford University and Arieh Warshel of the University of Southern California were awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize in chemistry for their work in modeling and simulation including CHARMM.

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