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IBM will hold its quarterly conference call to discuss its fourth-quarter and full-year 2022 financial results on Wednesday, January 25, 2023 at 5:00 p.m ET. The live webcast of the earnings call can be accessed at www.ibm.com/investor. Please also visit the investor website for the earnings press release prior to the webcast. A replay, associated charts and prepared remarks will be available after the event. To view the original press release, please click here. Search for IBM on CIMdata.com

PTC will release its fiscal 2023 first quarter results on Wednesday, February 1st after the stock market closes. Senior management will host a live webcast and conference call to review the results on Wednesday, February 1st at 5pm Eastern Time. The earnings press release, accompanying earnings presentation, and financial data tables will be accessible prior to the conference call and webcast on the Investor Relations section of the Company's website at PTC Investor Relations. What: PTC Fiscal Q1'23 Conference Call and Webcast When: Wednesday, February 1st, 2023, at 5:00pm (ET) Webcast: Register Here Replay: To access the replay via webcast, please visit this page. Please note that statements made on the conference call and webcast are as of the date of the conference call and webcast and PTC does not assume any obligation to update any statements made live or the archived call. Matters discussed may include forward-looking statements about PTC's anticipated financial results and growth, as well as about the development of products and

Agiloft, the global standard in no-code contract lifecycle management (CLM), today announced the launch of Agiloft University in response to the rise of contract operations as a business-critical role and CLM emerging into the mainstream for corporations worldwide. The new online Agiloft University will create the next generation of contract ops professionals and certified Agiloft Administrators within their organizations. “Last year we saw the rise of the contract operations pro and the start of a talent war to secure their services,” said Eric Laughlin, CEO of Agiloft. “As contract lifecycle management (CLM) establishes itself as a business-critical function in the enterprise, a new breed of in-house professional is needed to handle the processes and technology used to manage contracts. Agiloft University will deepen that talent pool and empower users to become Agiloft Administrators within their organizations, giving customers a competitive advantage and helping them futureproof their CLM.” Agiloft University’s curriculum will train

The intelligent software Enterprise 3Dfindit.com helps companies with job vacancies to deploy skilled workers meaningfully The German plant and mechanical engineering sector is lacking trained specialists by the dozen and the problem is getting worse. With Enterprise 3Dfindit.com CADENAS offers a solution to better utilize human resources. In its report dated November 23rd, 2022, the Institute of German Business concluded that last fall there was a shortage of around 502.200 skilled workers in the fields of mathematics, information technology, natural sciences and technoloy across Germany. The mechanical and plant engineering sector suffers particularly from this: “In addition to openings for engineers, nearly 90 percent of companies currently have openings for skilled workers and nearly 60 percent for technicians and/or master craftsmen“, revealed a survey among the members of the industry association VDMA in October and November 2022. Unfilled positions are a well-known problem in Germany with far-reaching consequences. The cost of recruiting new employees and

As a player in interoperability from the outset in 1996, Datakit is again strengthening its presence on the 3D engineering market with a new conversion tool for the F3D format. As a result, designers and manufacturers using Fusion 360™, the cloud-based 3D software platform by Autodesk, will be able to convert geometrical and topologic data and to easily share their files among all their professional partners. This 2023.1 release includes the ability to share files designed with lastest 2023 versions of Catia V6™/3D Experience™, SolidEdge™, as well as SolidWorks™ 2D, 3D. Furthermore, it offers users the possibility to read and write STEP AP242 E3 files. That way, it brings teams together and eases collaboration between design offices, particularly for the design of complex assemblies and their drawings.  On the BIM side, Datakit continues its commitment to the construction industry by improving its tool to write IFC4 files (Brep geometry, tessellation) and to read those of 2016 to 2023 Naviswork® releases. V2023.1 also includes advances to

What’s new This release contains only bug fixes What’s fixed Fixed a bug with editing the position of the axes of the machine Fixed a bug with SprutCAM X freezing when working with axes map Fixed a critical error when deleting the working geometry folder Fixed a bug with the transition to a safe height Fixed a bug with a work order in operation 2.5D Contour Fixed a bug when working with a 3D part from the CAD module Fixed a bug in the coordinate system setting window Fixed a bug with binding to the workpiece when editing the Setup Fixed a bug when working with the Capture tool Fixed a critical error when working with the Sinumeric interpreter Fixed bugs when working with the option Ignore collisions Fixed a bug with slow trajectory calculation when working with a rig Fixed a critical error when working with the robot axes map Fixed bugs when it is impossible to stop the process of calculating the trajectory Fixed a

Elysium has released CADfeature 17.0 M4. Key Enhancement Support New CAD Version CAD Versions added in 17.0 M4 Supported Versions CATIA V5 R32 R23, R25 – R32 NX 2212 Series 1847 Series – 2212 Series Solid Edge 2023 2019 – 2023 SOLIDWORKS 2023 2018 – 2023 Creo Parametric 9.0 3.0 – 9.0 To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Elysium on CIMdata.com

Tecsys Inc., an industry-leading supply chain management and omnichannel commerce software company, announced how its warehouse-in-a-warehouse ecommerce fulfillment solution enables retailers and brands to execute ecommerce fulfillment flawlessly while leaving existing wholesale and distribution models and legacy systems largely intact. “We are delighted to formalize our proven warehouse-in-a-warehouse model for ecommerce fulfillment, making ecommerce and DTC order fulfillment easier to manage,” says Guy Courtin, vice president of Industry and Advanced Technology at Tecsys. “There are fundamental differences in the order fulfillment processes required to support larger, wholesale-focused warehouses and those designed to optimize picking and packing of ecommerce orders. Omni™ WMS is perfectly suited to help reduce errors and improve operational efficiency through this process.” The warehouse-in-a-warehouse model is gaining traction as brands and retailers seek to meet the quickly evolving demands of customers and improve online order fulfillment processes by continuing to leverage existing fulfillment centers and infrastructure. It is when

Simulations Plus , Inc., a leading provider of modeling and simulation software and services for pharmaceutical safety and efficacy, announced that its DILIsym Services (DSS) division has released DILIsym ® version X (DSX) Beta, the latest version of its flagship quantitative systems toxicology (QST) software for predicting and investigating drug-induced liver injury (DILI). Dr. Paul B. Watkins , chair of the Scientific Advisory Board of the DILI-sim Initiative, remarked: “DILIsym has shown great value in accurately predicting liver safety liabilities of new drug candidates. DSX represents a great advance in that it simplifies the use of the software and greatly increases the speed with which it provides results. This will enable much wider adoption of the software by Pharma, regulators, and academics.” Dr. Brett Howell , president of the DILIsym Services division, added: “DILIsym is increasingly being used for high impact applications in the safety space. This latest release of DSX, which is the product of very hard work by our software development

ToolWatch, a Colorado-based construction operations solutions provider, announced its newly expanded platform built to enable companies to more effectively manage their heavy equipment. The company, which provides fast and secure access to real-time operations data, provides its clients with the means to ensure their heavy equipment is at the correct job site, is being used by the correct operator and is in good working order, maximizing the return on investment. The announcement of heavy equipment support in the ToolWatch platform marks an expansion of the company’s focus beyond expense tools and consumables.  “Most construction companies face operational challenges managing and maintaining their high-value equipment. ToolWatch provides the visibility and confidence needed to get their work done using equipment they know is properly serviced,” explained Janan Guillaume, Vice President of Product at ToolWatch. “Our heavy equipment announcement marks the second major category extension in the ToolWatch platform in the last year. These