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Cyncly, a leading global provider of software and content solutions that power the seamless creation of spaces for living, today announced the acquisition of Smart Glazier, a dedicated software provider for the glazing contractor market.  Smart Glazier provides a purpose-built platform for glazing contractors, combining deep, vertical glazing expertise in design and configuration, with business management capabilities such as quoting, ordering, scheduling and invoicing. The Smart Glazier team brings deep domain knowledge of glazing contractors and their needs, which has supported the development of a strong market position and long-standing customer relationships. The acquisition extends Cyncly’s existing strength in glass manufacturing and dealer solutions into the contractor segment. While contractors play a critical role in configuring, ordering, and installing glass products, they remain one of the least digitized parts of the ecosystem, often forced to use manual, disconnected processes. With Smart Glazier, Cyncly creates a seamless workflow from design to installation, resulting

Bentley Systems, Incorporated, the infrastructure engineering software company, announced the opening of submissions for the Year in Infrastructure event and YII Awards program, which recognizes digital innovation in how infrastructure is designed, built, and operated using Bentley software. Submissions will be accepted through May 3, at 11:59 p.m. EDT. “Originally, the Bentley awards recognized designers who used 3D technology to drive efficiency,” said Monica Schnitger, founder, president, and principal analyst of Schnitger Corporation. “Now they assess how massive projects are building and leveraging rich data assets to create value throughout the entire lifecycle of a project — from initial financial decision-making through design and construction.” Over the past two decades, more than 5,500 of the world’s most significant infrastructure projects have participated in Bentley’s award program. Past winners have included landmark projects such as the digital twin for structural monitoring of St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City; the Seine Nord Europe Canal in France;

ENCY Software is now part of Factory of the Future, a cross-industry initiative in the Netherlands that brings together technology companies across the manufacturing chain and demonstrates how existing production can be transformed into a connected digital system. Presented by Federatie Productietechnologie (FPT), the Dutch Federation for Production Technology, Factory of the Future currently includes 22 partners:ENCY Software, Cadmes, Cellro | CNC Automation, DMG MORI Netherlands, ECI Software Solutions, FANUC Europe, FUCHS Lubricants Benelux, Gühring Benelux, HEIDENHAIN Netherlands, Hoffmann Group | Nederland & België, High Tech Maintenance Nederland (HTM Nederland), Laagland BV, Mitutoyo Nederland | België, Proalpha MKG, MP Solutions Group, Okuma Benelux B.V., Renishaw Benelux B.V., SCHUNK Nederland, Supplydrive, Telko Netherlands, TRUMPF Nederland and Voortman Steel Machinery. Together, they represent manufacturing software, ERP systems, CNC equipment, robotics, metrology, tooling, automation and industrial integration. ENCY joined Factory of the Future as a solution provider that connects engineering data with real production. CAM, postprocessing, machine

planetsoftware GmbH, Bechtle’s PLM specialist in Austria, will operate under the new name Bechtle PLM Austria GmbH from 1 April 2026. Founded in 1996 and part of the Bechtle Group since 2014, the company is Austria’s leading provider of SOLIDWORKS software solutions for digital product development and manufacturing. Adopting the Bechtle PLM brand reflects stronger collaboration with sister companies in Germany, Switzerland and other European markets, and reinforces the ongoing development of PLM services. With more than 50 highly qualified employees, the company will continue to focus on regional customer proximity and comprehensive, personal support across four locations in Austria. planetsoftware GmbH, based in Vienna with additional locations in Graz, Innsbruck and Wels, provides certified consulting, solutions, training and other services for every stage of digital product development. For three decades, the company has served around 2,400 businesses across design‑intensive industries such as mechanical, plant and tool engineering and product design. As Austria’s

beam, a leading developer of solutions and services for architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) professionals, today announced Unbound 2026: World Tour, a new global event series designed to bring AI-powered construction innovation directly to industry professionals in their own cities. Unbound 2026: World Tour reimagines the traditional conference experience giving AEC teams practical insights, peer connection and live demonstrations of the latest advancements in Bluebeam, including the newest AI-powered features in Bluebeam Max. How AI is Shaping the Next Era of Construction  As AI rapidly reshapes how the built environment plans, designs and delivers projects, AEC firms are under pressure to move faster, collaborate and reduce risk. Attendees will see firsthand how these advancements – including Bluebeam Max’s rapidly expanding toolset – are being applied in real‑world workflows. Each stop on the tour will feature:  Global perspectives from Bluebeam leaders on the future of construction technology  Local insight from engineers, builders and project teams delivering work in the region  Live demonstrations and hands‑on examples of AI‑powered tools transforming everyday workflows  Unbound 2026: World Tour kicks off in Mumbai (April 24), followed by events in Stockholm (May 27), London (June

As artificial intelligence shifts from experimentation to enterprise implementation across the design environment, IMAGINiT Technologies, a division of Rand Worldwide, will share a framework for scalable AI adoption at New York Build Expo 2026, March 18–19 at the Javits Center in New York City. IMAGINiT experts will be on site at Booth #566 advising construction leaders on platform integration strategies, connected workflows, and scalable AI readiness, all supported by live demonstrations of its construction technology solutions. “As AI rapidly enters the construction conversation, leaders are recognizing that competitive advantage will come from technology integrations and a sound, comprehensive data strategy,” said Bill Zavadil, president and chief operating officer of Rand Worldwide. “AI is most effective when supported by connected workflows, reliable data, and organizational alignment. At New York Build, we look forward to engaging with construction leaders on how to connect their enterprise systems, strengthen their digital infrastructure, and operationalize AI in ways

OpenText™, a global leader in secure information management for AI, announced its participation in RSA Conference 2026, taking place March 23-26 in San Francisco. OpenText will showcase how organizations can secure agentic AI across its full lifecycle using secure coding, identity-first and data-centric controls. Located in the Moscone North at Booth N-4535, OpenText will present a unified approach to securing the agentic AI stack across code, identities, data, and live operations. In-booth demonstrations will include:  Prevent AI AppSec Risk Before Release to reduce critical vulnerabilities in production and accelerate remediation. Govern Agent Privileges to Stop Autonomous Abuse and limit lateral movement and misuse of agent-initiated actions. Enforce Policy-Safe RAG Access to Protect Sensitive Data to support AI adoption with compliance-ready confidence.  Detect and Contain AI Threats in Real Time to lower MTTR and strengthen cyber resilience.  OpenText Breakout Session  Wednesday March 25, 2026 | 2:25-3:15 PM  Deceive, Detect, Defend: Cyber-Resilience Through Data-Centric Security  Speakers: Krista Case, OpenText; Greg Clark, OpenText  This session will

Asite, a leading platform for information management in the built environment, has announced the release of 8 new AI Agents under its Cognitive CDE™ platform. Together, the Agents enable secure AI adoption across construction and infrastructure projects. The built environment is under increasing pressure to deliver programmes faster, comply with more stringent regulations, and manage rapidly expanding volumes of project data. Despite this, many organizations remain hesitant to deploy AI on secure projects. Asite’s Cognitive CDE™ aims to bridge that gap by operationalizing AI within the structured controls of the Common Data Environment (CDE). The first 8 Cognitive CDE™ AI Agents function inside Asite’s security vetted architecture. They retrieve information, validate submissions, and automate repetitive workflows while maintaining role-based access controls and full auditability. The Agents do not learn from, retain, or repurpose customer project data. Following the release of the Asite Cognitive CDE™ in May 2025, Beta program participants reported measurable improvements across three core areas:

In a post on Autodesk’s blog, Thomas Heermann announced that Autodesk VRED is coming to Apple Vision Pro. Thomas says, “When visionOS 26.4 launches this spring, bringing support for NVIDIA CloudXR 6.0, Immersive for Autodesk VRED will be available on the App Store for Apple Vision Pro.” Read more at the Autodesk blog here: https://adsknews.autodesk.com/en/news/vred-on-apple-vision-pro/ To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Autodesk on CIMdata.com

Keysight Technologies, Inc. introduced Keysight AI Inference Builder (KAI Inference Builder), an emulation and analytics platform designed to validate inference-optimized AI infrastructure at scale. Keysight will demonstrate the solution at NVIDIA GTC, showcasing operation within NVIDIA DSX Air AI factory simulation environments to model and optimize AI data center infrastructure, architectures, and performance.  As the AI industry shifts from training large language models (LLMs) to deploying them, optimizing inference has become a crucial factor for ROI. However, inference behavior is highly dynamic and difficult to emulate. Traditional testing methods like synthetic traffic generation or GPU benchmarks cannot accurately reproduce the latency-sensitive workload behavior of AI inferencing across compute, networking, memory, storage, and security layers.  KAI Inference Builder closes that gap by recreating realistic inference workload patterns and modeling industry-specific usage patterns to validate AI infrastructure, applications, and data center deployments. The platform gives AI cloud providers, hardware vendors, and application developers a scalable solution for measuring, validating,