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ANSYS Boosts Support For On-Premise Simulation Through Elastic Licensing 

Flexible licensing model meets intermittent and long-term business needs.

By DE Editors  

October 7, 2019

The improved elastic licensing solution from ANSYS reduces complexity and increases flexibility for customers by supporting on-premise use and internet-based usage monitoring, the company reports. 

ANSYS Elastic Licensing enables flexibility when additional resources are needed for a limited period or occasionally. The improved ANSYS Elastic Licensing solution optimizes software and high-performance computing (HPC) use by providing flexible, usage-based access to a portfolio of engineering simulation software.

ANSYS Elastic Licensing can be used as a stand-alone option or it can be combined with other existing licenses. ANSYS Elastic Units (AEUs) are purchased in predetermined packages, offer simultaneous access across the ANSYS portfolio and are internet managed, removing the need for a local license manager and associated maintenance costs, the company reports.

"ANSYS Elastic Licensing maximizes efficiency by providing our team with the flexibility to access specialized software analyses they could not previously access," says Shin Bumsik, digital transformation manager at LSIS. "Managers can achieve cost optimization through operational efficiency by adding ANSYS Elastic Units to their licensing mix. We were able to speed up R&D by providing our users with the right products at the right time, on-premise or on the cloud. We have validated efficiency with three years of ANSYS Elastic Units utilization and look forward to maximizing continuous efficiency."

ANSYS collaborated with Flexera to develop the software licensing technology for ANSYS Elastic Licensing. 

"We are thrilled to collaborate with ANSYS and to implement this innovative business model powered by Flexera software," says Brent Pietrzak, senior vice president and general manager, supplier business at Flexera. "ANSYS Elastic Licensing orchestrates cloud and on-premise applications through a centralized, internet-based monetization service—greatly reducing complexity for ANSYS customers. We are excited to introduce this game-changing solution to digital monetization."

"From fluids and structures to electromagnetics and HPC-enabled multiphysics, the ANSYS usage-based licensing model offers flexible access across the engineering simulation software landscape. We're providing software and licensing solutions to meet any combination of customer needs," says Giovanni Petrone, lead product manager at ANSYS. "With ANSYS Elastic Licensing, businesses have the freedom to get more software, more computational power or even more hardware during peak times or when that important project is due — whether they are running on-premise or on the cloud."

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 

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