Cansel acquires Robert Steltman Inc., an Autodesk Authorized Developer based in Toronto, Ontario

Toronto, Ontario, 24 July, 2013 — Cansel, a provider of software, hardware and services to the engineering, surveying, construction, mining, architecture, utilities, forestry, manufacturing and government industries, announced today that it has acquired Robert Steltman Inc., an Autodesk Authorized Developer based in Toronto, Ontario. Founded in 1991, Robert Steltman Inc. created Steltman Software, a line of Autodesk software productivity tools for roads, sites, surveys, pipes and river channels. The company is dedicated to providing practical and time-saving solutions that deliver efficient workflows. "We are incredibly excited to have the Robert Steltman Inc. team join Cansel," said John Currie, VP Ontario & Atlantic Canada, Cansel. "The company has a long-standing reputation of creating incredibly progressive tools to save users hours of work. This expansion will strengthen our complete field to finish solution for clients in numerous industries." "We are proud to incorporate our software and technical expertise into Cansel's offering of products and services," said Robert Steltman, President, Robert Steltman Inc. "We believe this acquisition will provide even more clients with the tools and skills to succeed." About Robert Steltman Inc. Robert Steltman C.E.T. has been both a user and developer of AutoCAD since version 1.9. Building on his professional background in civil engineering and his experience as a trainer, Robert Steltman Inc. was formed in 1991 to facilitate the move into professional software development. Since that time, Steltman Software has seen broad acceptance of its Autodesk® software tools for roads, sites and surveys from varied clients including engineering companies, consultants and municipalities in the USA, Canada and worldwide. www.SteltmanSoftware.com Autodesk is a registered trademark of Autodesk, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries and/or affiliates, in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, product names, or trademarks belong to their respective holders.