Exton’s Bentley Systems recently presented its achievements and future plans at its annual Year in Infrastructure Conference in Singapore, writes Roopinder Tara for Engineering.com.

Bentley, which has approximately 3,000 employees, provides software for some of the biggest engineering firms in the world. Within the U.S., Bentley software is used in most Departments of Transportation.

The company has revenue of more than $600 million annually, a figure it’s not obliged to report as a private company. The main presentation was given by CEO Greg Bentley and Chief Technology Officer Keith Bentley.

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The host for this year’s conference was just one of the countries in Asia that are using Bentley software. According to the Bentley brothers, the massive migration of people into cities in the region is helping the company’s business.

At present, a significant portion of the world lives in city slums. Bentley’s software could be the solution for this, as it can help reduce urban blight and “slummification.”

Bentley is also working on projects that are a part of China’s ambitious $900 billion plan to open up Asia with New Silk Roads.

Read more about Bentley’s plans at Engineering.com here, and check out previous VISTA Today coverage of the company here.

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