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Pascal Dalloz

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Heard in 1 episode across 1 show since Feb 2026

Pascal Dalloz is a French business executive and the chief executive officer of Dassault Systèmes, a provider of 3D design, engineering, simulation and manufacturing software.

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Feb 2026

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What Pascal Dalloz has said on podcasts

3 statements

  1. on NVIDIA-Dassault Systems partnershipPositiveFeb 4, 2026· Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

    NVIDIA-Dassault tools could accelerate and improve industrial design processes.

    “we could uplift them and give the ability to squeeze the time to be much more efficient. productive and much more accurate the first time.”

    Listen at 12:35

    Open the episode · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 2/3/26
  2. on Virtual clinical trialsPositiveFeb 4, 2026· Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

    Virtual clinical trials could reduce drug-development costs by about 50%.

    “we could probably gain something like 50% of the cost.”

    Listen at 14:22

    Open the episode · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 2/3/26
  3. on Virtual factory simulationPositiveFeb 4, 2026· Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

    Virtual factory processes can save substantial time and money.

    “everything usually you do physically, you can anticipate it and to do virtually. This is saving a lot of time and a lot of money”

    Listen at 20:32

    Open the episode · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 2/3/26

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Episodes

1 episode featuring Pascal Dalloz, newest first