Mazda selects PTC's Codebeamer for software vehicle development

Mazda Motor Corporation has selected PTC Inc.'s (NASDAQ: PTC) Codebeamer Application Lifecycle Management solution to support its software-defined vehicle development, according to a company statement.

The automaker will use Codebeamer to standardize requirements, testing, and validation processes while maintaining connectivity to its Model-Based Development systems. The solution aims to provide end-to-end traceability and support compliance with automotive industry standards.

"As our vehicles become increasingly software driven, it is essential that our product development teams operate within a connected and disciplined development environment," said Tomohiko Adachi, Supreme Principal Engineer at Mazda's KURUMA Development Division. "Codebeamer helps us strengthen requirements traceability and visibility, supporting greater alignment across teams as we continue to evolve our development approach."

The implementation will replace what the company describes as fragmented legacy tools with a unified product data foundation. Mazda plans to use the system to build a project knowledge base and enable reuse of decisions and test results.

Robert Dahdah, Chief Revenue Officer at PTC, said the solution helps consolidate documentation and supports requirements management and collaboration for product development cycles.

Boston-based PTC provides software solutions for manufacturers and employs over 7,000 people, supporting more than 30,000 customers globally. The company's Codebeamer solution is designed for application lifecycle management in regulated industries.

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