The company made a few acquisitions in the 1990s including CDRS and 3DPaint products from Evans & Sutherland, Rasna Corp., Reflex and DivisionGroup. It made the Fortune 500 in 1995 and exceeded $800 million in revenue in 1997.
In 1992 IndustryWeek named Pro/ENGINEER 'Technology of the Year'. The company went public in 1989 with symbol PMTC. Parametric's revenue grew quickly from $3 million in 1988 to $45 million in 1991. Pro/ENGINEER could recognize a change in a single variable of a design and adjust the rest of the model accordingly. Pro/ENGINEER was the first parametric, feature-based solids modeling CAD software. In 1988, the company unveiled its first Unix-based commercial product called Pro/ENGINEER and soon-after landed John Deere as its first customer. Geisberg worked at software-design providers Applicon and Computervision prior to forming Parametric Technology Corporation in May 1985. Russian immigrant and mathematician Samuel P.
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