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Halodi Robotics is using Ansys simulation software through the Ansys Startup Program to develop its humanoid robots designed to work among humans in everyday environments. Humanoid robots can help alleviate the growing labor shortage, and free critical personnel to focus on tasks that require their high-level skills. These robots will perform jobs such as patrolling buildings at night, stocking grocery shelves, and executing logistical tasks at hospitals. With Elite Channel Partner EDRMedeso, Ansys enabled Halodi Robotics to shorten development time by months. Up until now, robotic machines have only been seen working in factories performing repetitive and precise tasks. With humanoid robots, the most significant difference is that they are capable of interacting with the world just like humans do. To be able to do so, safety is the most important factor for ensuring successful deployment Halodi Robotics engineers used Ansys to develop motors with enough power to lift heavy packages in a warehouse while simultaneously

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) announced that CTBC Bank, Taiwan, has selected TCS BaNCS™ for Banking and Wealth Management to digitally transform its business and drive its future growth. CTBC Bank is one of the pioneering banks in Taiwan and a strong force in the region with an extensive international presence. It selected TCS BaNCS to simplify its IT landscape and create new and engaging digital experiences for its customers. TCS BaNCS’ next-generation digital core will enable the bank to provide specialized financial services across retail, wealth and corporate banking, including money trusts, as well as trade finance and international remittance. The new core banking system will offer solutions for loans, deposits, international and domestic remittances, payments/collection, facility limits and collaterals across both consumer and corporate banking business, while supporting customer services 24x7. It will enhance the banking experience for all customers and support the bank’s growth aspirations over the next decade. TCS BaNCS’ depth and

Italian bicycle manufacturer Bianchi used Ansys simulation software to realize a 70% reduction in frame prototyping in the efficient optimization of its road bike and e-bike designs – speeding time to market and reducing development costs. Ansys solutions helped enable stronger, lighter, stiffer bike frame geometries that meet ISO safety standards while satisfying competitive cycling and e-bike design requirements. Bianchi’s E-Omnia e-bike is on display during CES at Ansys booth #4401. Designing bicycles that conform to numerous applications or environments presents significant challenges for manufacturers. In the world of competitive cycling, there is considerable demand for bikes that are lighter, stiffer and faster. For e-bikes, suspension components must be lightweight, yet strong enough to withstand pavement impacts. To meet these demands, engineers require an understanding of frame design as it relates to material stiffness, weight, component integration, and the aerodynamics of rider and bike in a variety of environments. Bianchi used Ansys’ multiphysics capabilities

Leading South African retailer Cape Union Mart is a one-stop destination for outdoor enthusiasts, travelers, and explorers. To drive lasting customer loyalty, the brand abides by its DARE initiative, which stands for delivering awesome retail experiences. At the heart of DARE is a global push to adopt the latest technologies to drive operational efficiency and growth. By optimizing its financials, fulfillment, store assortments, and inventory with Oracle Cloud for Retail solutions, the brand will provide its customers with a seamless, cross-channel experience. “Establishing the core foundation first was critical to our success. By embracing Oracle Cloud technology, we can scale to meet customer demand with a fresh assortment that is accessible wherever our customers choose to shop,” said Grant De Waal-Dubla, Group IT Executive, Cape Union Mart. “The dynamic collaboration with our business partners is the best it’s ever been. By moving to the cloud, we will focus more on business processes and

Tecsys Inc., an industry-leading supply chain management and omnichannel commerce software company and a Workday Select software partner, today announced that it has achieved Workday Certified Integration status. Through this certification, Tecsys provides customers with a seamless integration that connects Workday Supply Chain Management (SCM) for Healthcare with Elite™ Healthcare Warehouse Management System (WMS). Workday Supply Chain Management for Healthcare unifies a full range of sourcing, procurement, and inventory capabilities to provide healthcare organizations with the real-time insight, agility, and efficiency required to meet the complex needs of today's business landscape. Tecsys, the market leader in supply chain solutions for health systems and hospitals, integrates with Workday SCM for Healthcare to deliver dynamic and powerful solutions for warehouse and consolidated service center (CSC) management for health systems at customer sites including Prisma Health and Spectrum Health (now Corewell Health). Hospital inventory locations managed by Workday can be configured to replenish from the CSC, generating orders that are

In a letter written by Arvind Krishna | Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, IBM he says: “I am excited to announce a series of senior leadership changes that take effect immediately. First, Tom Rosamilia has decided to retire by June 30, 2023. Until then, he will continue working on the various client and partner engagements he leads and will also work on special projects for me as SVP and senior advisor. During his almost 40 years with IBM, Tom has been a key leader with a strong track record of success across software and systems, holding many high-profile leadership roles and delivering outstanding business results. I want to thank Tom for his many years of dedicated service to IBM. With Tom’s retirement, Rob Thomas will now lead the software segment of our business in addition to his current role and becomes SVP, software and Chief Commercial Officer. He will be supported by three

DXC Technology announced the appointment of Anthony Gonzalez and Karl Racine to the company’s Board effective immediately. Mr. Gonzalez will serve on the Compensation Committee of the Board and Mr. Racine will serve on the Nominating/Corporate Governance Committee of the Board. “On behalf of all of our directors, we are excited to welcome Anthony and Karl to the DXC Board,” said Mike Salvino, DXC chairman, president and CEO. “They bring proven leadership abilities and valuable experience to our Board, and our management team is looking forward to working with both of them.” “Since August of 2020, we have appointed seven new Board members to DXC with a broad set of experience, skills, diversity and perspectives that complement the strengths of Mike Salvino and his leadership team,” said Raul Fernandez, Chair of the Board’s Nominating/Corporate Governance Committee. “We are thrilled to have Anthony and Karl join the DXC Board.” Mr. Gonzalez is a former

Dassault Systèmes announces that the governance organization carefully crafted over years and aligned with the company long term strategy, as communicated on April 27, 2022, is effective January 9, 2023:  Charles Edelstenne, Founder, is handing over his position as Chairman of the Board of Directors, remains Director and becomes Honorary Chairman.  Bernard Charlès, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer, becomes Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.  Pascal Daloz, Chief Operating Officer, is also appointed Deputy Chief Executive Officer. Daloz is member of the Board of Directors.  Laurence Daures (formerly Lescourret), an independent Director and Chair of the Compensation and Nomination Committee, was appointed Lead Independent Director on March 15, 2022. Her missions include organizing the work of independent Directors, the assessment of the Board's operations, and preventing and managing any possible conflicts of interest concerning the Directors. Charles Edelstenne, Founder, Dassault Systèmes’ Honorary Chairman of the Board said:  “For almost 40

3D Systems announced the appointment of Mr. Bert Bruce to the company’s Medical Advisory Board. Mr. Bruce will join the five other members of the advisory board who have been named since the Board’s establishment in May 2022:  Stephen K. Klasko, former President and CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health; The Honorable David J. Shulkin, former U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs; The Honorable Alex Azar, former U.S. Health & Human Services Secretary; Toby Cosgrove, former President & Chief Executive officer of the Cleveland Clinic; and Bon Ku, Professor of Medicine and Design at Thomas Jefferson University and Director of the University’s Health Design Lab. The Board’s primary mission is to provide strategic input, guidance, and recommendations for the company’s expanding efforts in regenerative medicine. These development efforts center on the 3D printing of vascularized tissue for use in the manufacture of human organs and a host of other non-organ applications in the human body. In

Bentley Systems, Incorporated, the infrastructure engineering software company, announced that Brock Ballard, previously vice president and regional executive, Americas, has been promoted to the role of Chief Revenue Officer, and that Eric Boyer has joined as Investor Relations Officer. Ballard succeeds newly retired Gus Bergsma who joined with Bentley Systems’ acquisition of RAM International in 2005. Prior to joining Bentley Systems in 2020, Ballard served in sales leadership positions with Dassault Systèmes, Autodesk, and Océ after earning a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Information Sciences from the University of Alabama in 2001. He reports to Chief Operating Officer Nicholas Cumins, who said, “In addition to leading our Americas account teams to unprecedented ARR growth, Brock has driven our Enterprise 365 subscription program globally, to reach new levels of business partnership with many of the world’s largest infrastructure engineering firms and owner-operators. Brock’s energy, resourcefulness, and collegial leadership have been proven through business development