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Agiloft, a global leader in data-first contract lifecycle management (CLM), and Legora, the agentic operating system for legal work, announced a strategic partnership to deliver a powerful, streamlined product integration. This collaboration focuses on enhancing the mutual customer experience by pairing Agiloft’s trusted enterprise CLM platform with the Legora environment. In modern enterprise environments, legal teams frequently navigate fragmented workflows when moving between distinct legal technology applications. By pairing Agiloft’s industry-leading, deeply customizable contract system of record with Legora’s AI platform for legal work, the integration enables users of both platforms to perform contracting and legal work end-to-end. This integration will benefit legal, procurement, sales, and finance professionals who rely on cross-platform data. Together, Agiloft and Legora will connect data-first contract intelligence with AI-powered legal work, helping in-house teams keep their legal work connected to the agreements, business context, and enterprise workflows that support it: Contract intelligence across the connected workflow: Mutual customers

Argonos, a ChapsVision company, launched a comprehensive operational AI platform designed for critical operations within manufacturing, aerospace, life sciences, energy, and financial services, where being almost right is still wrong. Built on technology ChapsVision developed for government intelligence agencies, Argonos lets companies ground AI in their own knowledge, systems, and policies, so engineers, scientists, and AI agents can find and use what the company already knows. It adds business ontologies, agentic orchestration, and governance to the Sinequa enterprise search engine, so companies can build informed agents, set guardrails, and track what those agents do. Argonos customer tests have reported a 400 percent improvement in AI answer quality, 15 percent faster time to market, reduced duplication of work, and access to historical employee knowledge that would have been lost. Argonos is built for mission-critical work, including engineering, quality, regulatory, and compliance teams. It connects to the systems of record where that work lives

Canvas Envision announced the launch of its new Envision Builder program, giving a limited number of manufacturers an exclusive look into its new AI-powered technology. Officially rolling out in February 2027, the assembly sequence planning software offers founding members discounted pricing, as well as the opportunity to put the technology to use before general availability. Every new product starts with the same slow handoff. An experienced engineer works out how it should be assembled, and then someone writes that up, step by step, for the factory floor. It ties up engineers the next launch is waiting on, and the instructions start going out of date the first time the design changes. The know-how behind them stays in the engineer's head, and when that engineer retires, it leaves too. "We're on a mission to modernize how manufacturers capture what their best people know and get it to everyone who builds the product," said

Coreform IGA for Abaqus 2026.11 makes it easier to inspect results inside a model and refine the mesh around features where stresses concentrate. The release also improves Abaqus solve performance for models affected by small trimmed cells. See results throughout the modelContinuous contours through the model interior are now enabled by default. Visualization meshes also support local refinement, so you can inspect results in regions where you’ve increased mesh resolution. The ParaView plugin reads IGA results databases directly and lets you explore the model interior with slices and clips. Refine the mesh where you need more detailLocal refinement advances to Beta. Refinement close to geometric features is more robust, and generating refined meshes uses less memory. The verified Beta workflow covers linear-elastic stress concentrations near named faces on a single part. Reduce solve time and memory use for models with small trimmed cellsAbaqus solves run faster and use less memory on models affected

ENCY 3.2 reduces repeat work when preparing machining projects and gives programmers more control over finishing. The update also makes fixtures easier to position and takes workholding into account in Face Milling. Take Your Tooling into the Next JobWhen several parts run on the same machine, rebuilding the same tooling configuration adds work to every project. You can now save a complete tool set in assembly mode and load it into another job. Prepare your standard tooling once, then reuse it as new parts arrive. Changes are easier to maintain, too. If several operations share a tool, updating its magazine position or adapter applies across those operations. The component panel shows occupied and available magazine pockets, helping you organize tooling without checking each operation separately. Positioning workholding also takes fewer manual steps. Drag a clamp toward the stock, machine table, or fixture plate, and ENCY highlights suitable levels and snaps it into place.

Eptura announced new and upcoming capabilities for its connected real estate, workplace, visitor, and asset operations platform. The updates include AI-powered lease administration, portfolio benchmarking, new agents and enhanced AI assistants, and expanded enterprise integrations, while also simplifying everyday workflows for field and real estate teams. Findings from Eptura’s forthcoming global research show that two-thirds of workplace managers use at least six systems to manage the built environment, with 34% saying inconsistent data often slows decisions. To address this, Eptura’s latest innovations align with six priorities established for 2026: a unified worktech platform, effortless user experiences, Eptura Copilot, AI at scale, an extensible architecture, and natural-language analytics. “The market has spent years digitizing their operations, but for many this has resulted in massive complexity that can slow enterprise decision making,” said Raj Batra, Chief Executive Officer at Eptura. “As the system of record connecting the operational context of people, places, assets,

FactoryTalk® Optix™ now offers high availability and a generative AI design-time assistant, helping manufacturers keep critical HMI/SCADA operations running while making visualization applications faster and easier to develop. Built to provide a seamless hardware-software deployment, FactoryTalk Optix bridges Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), edge computing, and data management across your manufacturing floor. As maintaining system availability and accelerating application development remain a top priority for modern industrial operations, FactoryTalk Optix v 1.8 addresses both with a three-node high availability architecture and an integrated AI chatbot to help users quickly find answers. Where unplanned downtime can disrupt operations, delay decisions, and put critical process visibility at risk, FactoryTalk Optix helps maintain continuous HMI operations when failures occur. High Availability delivers resilient system operation with automatic failover and minimal operator intervention. A new intuitive management tool simplifies configuration of the three-node architecture, while a virtual IP helps clients maintain connectivity to the cluster during

Keysight Technologies, Inc. has certified Advanced Design System (ADS) Photonic Designer to support Tower Semiconductor’s PH18 silicon photonics process design kits (PDKs). Engineers can now work from schematic through simulation and layout in one environment. Teams already working on high-speed digital and radio frequency (RF) projects in ADS can use Tower processes to design photonic integrated circuits (PICs) or co-design them with electronic circuits in the same tool. As optical link rates climb to 1600G and beyond, electrical and optical interactions impacted by interdependent physics determine performance. Verification must cover the PIC and the system in which it will operate, which has meant design teams working in separate tools to transfer different data and translate models, limiting what can be simulated. Integrating electrical and optical work removes that. Tower RF processes have run on Keysight ADS for more than a decade, with circuit design and simulation in ADS, electromagnetic analysis in RFPro,

Modelon introduces new AI-based offerings: Modelon Credits, Application Packages, and the Modelon AI Connector, which are three powerful enablers for reaching and exceeding the company’s previously communicated financial targets by increasing the addressable market and contributing to recurring software revenues. They are presented at today’s Capital Markets Day in Stockholm, where CEO Jan Häglund and the executive team will demonstrate the customer value of AI-driven engineering, powered by Modelon’s simulation software. The first offering is Modelon Credits, a mechanism for monetizing AI capabilities in Modelon Impact, Modelon’s flagship simulation platform. Credits are planned to be available to the market in early 2027. Modelon Credits are consumed by customers in proportion to how much users and external AI agents use Modelon Impact, including AI-driven simulations, skills, and analyses. A basic level of Credits will be included in standard subscriptions, while additional Credits can be purchased as pre-paid add-on packages. The business model

Octave Intelligence plc, a global leader in software for the world’s most mission-critical facilities and infrastructure, announced the immediate availability of Octave Attune Facilities, a cloud-based facilities management solution for organizations managing multiple sites. Octave Attune Facilities includesAI tools to help facilities teams operate more efficiently across complex, multi-site environments.  This release includes a built-in AI assistant for all SaaS subscriptions, enabling users to find product and process information through natural-language questions. Organizations can also extend those capabilities to query approved operational data, work orders, asset records, inventory information and technical documentation.  “Facilities teams are under increasing pressure to maintain service levels, control costs and meet compliance requirements across growing portfolios,” said Joe Nichols, Vice President of Product Management – Operate, Octave. “Attune Facilities helps organizations make informed decisions and give technicians access to the information they need in the field.” Octave Attune Facilities brings together building, space, maintenance and operational data in