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BIOVIA

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BIOVIA is a software company headquartered in the United States, with representation in Europe and Asia. It provides software for chemical, materials and bioscience research for the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, consumer packaged goods, aerospace, energy and chemical industries. Previously named Accelrys, it is a wholly owned subsidiary of Dassault Systèmes after an April 2014 acquisition and has been renamed BIOVIA. Accelrys was formed in 2001 as a wholly owned subsidiary of Pharmacopeia, Inc. from the fusion of five companies: Molecular Simulations Inc., Synopsys Scientific Systems, Oxford Molecular, the Genetics Computer Group (GCG), and Synomics Ltd. MSI, itself a result of the combination of Biodesign, Cambridge Molecular Design, Polygen and, later, Biocad and Biosym Technologies. In late 2003, Pharmacopeia, Inc. separated its drug discovery and software development businesses. The drug discovery company retained the name Pharmacopeia and remained in Princeton, New Jersey, with ~170 employees. The software company, with ~530 employees and 2002 revenue of 95.1million,wouldmovetoSanDiego,California.In2004,AccelrysacquiredSciTegic,producerofthePipelinepilotsoftware.OnDecember22,2005,Accelrys,Inc.announcedtorestateitshistoricalfinancialstatements,toreflectchangestothetimingofrevenuerecognitiononcertainhistoricaltermbasedcontracts,substantiallyallofwhichwereenteredintopriortoJanuary2004.Accelrysmanagedananotechnologyconsortiumproducingsoftwaretoolsforrationalnanodesignfrom2004to2010.In2010,SymyxTechnologieswasmergedwithAccelrys.InMay2011,thecompanyacquiredConturSoftwareAB,anelectroniclabnotebooksoftwarefirm.InJanuary2012,AccelrysacquiredVelQuest,amakerofpharmaceuticalandmedicaldevicerelatedsoftware,for95.1 million, would move to San Diego, California. In 2004, Accelrys acquired SciTegic, producer of the Pipeline pilot software. On December 22, 2005, Accelrys, Inc. announced to restate its historical financial statements, to reflect changes to the timing of revenue recognition on certain historical term-based contracts, substantially all of which were entered into prior to January 2004. Accelrys managed a nanotechnology consortium producing software tools for rational nanodesign from 2004 to 2010. In 2010, Symyx Technologies was merged with Accelrys. In May 2011, the company acquired Contur Software AB, an electronic lab notebook software firm. In January 2012, Accelrys acquired VelQuest, a maker of pharmaceutical and medical device-related software, for 35 million in cash. In May 2012, Accelrys purchased Hit Explorer Operating System (HEOS) - a SaaS system that provides groups with project information in the cloud and access to biological assay results, analytics, chemical registration and pharmacokinetics data - from Scynexis.
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