Which mathematics software company famously rebranded its flagship product with a completely new name in 2003, resulting in a 200% increase in educational market adoption within 18 months?

The field of mathematics software has evolved dramatically over the decades, with several companies creating specialized tools for calculation, visualization, and symbolic manipulation. These products have transformed how mathematics is taught, learned, and applied across industries. Behind these powerful tools are fascinating brand stories and pivotal marketing decisions that shaped their adoption in educational and professional settings.

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MathWorks (changed 'MathLab' to 'MATLAB')
Maplesoft (rebranded 'Maple V' to simply 'Maple')
Wolfram Research (transformed 'Mathematica' into 'Wolfram Mathematica')
Texas Instruments (rebranded 'Symbolic Math Guide' to 'TI-Nspire')