Softlab

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Softlab

1978-79 Softlab Munich, Tucherpark
Founded	1971
Founder	Klaus Neugebauer Gerhard Heldmann Peter Schnupp
Successor	Cirquent (since 2012 part of NTT DATA)
Headquarters	Munich , Germany
Products	Maestro I Maestro II

Softlab GmbH was a software development and information technology consulting company who developed and deployed a software application called Maestro I, which was the first integrated development environment in the history of computing.

Founded in Munich, Germany, in 1971, Softlab became a part of the BMW Group in 1992.^[1]

In 2008, BMW merged Softlab and some subsidiary companies of Softlab Group into a new company named Cirquent.^[2]

See also[]

• Christiane Floyd

Notes[]

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