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Migrate 5.0 Stilo is proud to announce the latest version of its Migrate software. Migrate 5.0 is the latest release from the Stilo software suite, and it comes with some exciting new upgrades under the hood. One of the most significant changes in this release is the implementation of a new version of OmniMark, specifically OmniMark 12. This upgrade brings a host of new features and capabilities, including improved performance and stability. These upgrades ensure that Migrate 5.0 is more powerful and versatile than ever, making it an essential tool for any organization looking to streamline its data migration processes. Features DITA 2.0 requirement analysis and implementation New error messaging feature replaces esoteric messages with proper error descriptions in the rule’s editor Users can now select an importer for multiple documents simultaneously when uploading Backend software upgrades To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Stilo on CIMdata.com

Trimble announced today that Trimble Fleet Manager, provided as part of its Mobility telematics portfolio, is now the first back-office fleet management solution to offer industry-specific average dwell time metrics. This data empowers fleets to make better planning decisions, improve service level agreement (SLA) adherence and utilize their assets and drivers more efficiently. Powered by the Trimble Transportation Cloud, Trimble's Connected Locations workflow makes this dwell time data directly available within Trimble Fleet Manager, providing driver managers access to actionable information to more effectively manage trips and plan arrival times for their drivers. "This Connected Locations integration with Trimble Fleet Manager significantly enhances our customers' ability to manage their fleets," said Ron Bisio, senior vice president, Trimble. "Fleets can't get this level of precise commercial location data anywhere else, and by leveraging the Trimble Transportation Cloud, we're helping solve challenges around inefficient delivery, scheduling and driver utilization." Prior to Trimble's development of Connected Locations, there has not been a source capable of

Alibaba Group’s 1688.com, China’s largest integrated domestic wholesale marketplace, and Xometry, the global on-demand manufacturing service provider, today announced that Xometry’s Instant Quoting Engine will be embedded in 1688.com’s on-demand manufacturing services. The move gives buyers in China the ability to receive instant quotes and lead times from Chinese suppliers, data that is fueled by Xometry’s AI-powered Instant Quoting Engine®. Xometry is the only partner specialized in the structural parts on 1688.com that will provide real-time pricing and lead times. The news was announced today at the Shenzhen International Industrial Manufacturing Technology and Equipment Exhibition. In helping Chinese companies instantly source suppliers for critical manufacturing projects, Xometry’s AI powered Instant Quoting Engine technology embedded within 1688.com will help domestic companies further strengthen their local supply chains. It will also fuel innovation by digitizing a once-laborious process, creating significant efficiencies from product conception to manufacturing, allowing goods to get to market faster

More than 150 people from around the world gathered virtually this past February for a panel discussion about how to move the needle on gender equity for women in science. Hosted by Simulations Plus, Inc. as part of their third annual Model-Informed Drug Development (MIDD+) conference, the speakers looked noticeably different than years prior: men were invited to sit on the panel and add their voices to the conversation. According to Jill Fiedler-Kelly , President of the Cognigen division at Simulations Plus and the panel session leader, this represented a critical shift in approach for addressing gender-based inequities. “It is our consensus opinion that the inclusion of men and their active involvement in addressing the challenges women in science face is an essential component in moving the needle on gender equity in a positive direction,” she said. Panelists discussed what it takes for both men and women to be authentic allies in the workplace, and how to foster

Siemens Digital Logistics announced that it will present the Siemens Supply Chain Forum at the Hilton Frankfurt Airport, June 21, 2023 and it will focus on the theme of “Accelerating the Digital Transformation in Logistics.” Experts from the manufacturing, retail, logistics and tech sectors will come together in person and in the livestream for a one-day international event of networking and knowledge-sharing. Companies such as dm-drogerie markt, and Gebrüder Weiss will take the stage to highlight what they expect logistics to deliver in times of global supply chain bottlenecks. “Many logistics companies saw progress on digital transformation stall during the crisis. Our goal here is to present scalable, easily accessible software solutions that will help companies keep up with the pace of development in the industry,” said Volker Albrecht, CEO, Siemens Digital Logistics. “It’s about visibility, resilience, and sustainability - but also about an optimized syncing of production and logistics processes to

Infor®, the industry cloud company, announced that American Exchange Group (AXNY), a multi-division industry leader in accessories design, manufacturing, and wholesale, has selected Infor CloudSuite Fashion, an ERP solution specifically designed for apparel, footwear, textile, and fashion accessories companies, to standardize all divisions across the organization and support future growth. Recently, American Exchange Group acquired two footwear brands, AEROSOLES and White Mountain Footwear Group. With these additions, it became a priority to consolidate to a single ERP solution. “With our recent acquisitions of Aerosoles, White Mountain and Cliffs, adding to our AXNY portfolio, we were faced with having to maintain multiple ERP systems to support multiple brands,” said Alen Mamrout, CEO of American Exchange Group. “We knew we needed one platform that made sense for all divisions and brands with the dynamic capacity to support future growth and additional potential acquisitions. This provides better communication and better allocation of our resources for productive

DXC Technology, a leading Fortune 500 global technology services company, has signed a contract with Consip to digitally transform public administrations across Italy’s public sector. Consip is the procurement arm of the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF). It operates as Italy’s central purchasing body, supporting government organizations in their procurement activities and helping to direct complex and innovative transformation projects. Awarded three separate contracts, DXC has been chosen alongside a selection of technology service providers to accelerate the digitization of public sector services to maximize value for Italian citizens. The contracts are part of the Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), which is investing in digitalization and innovation to ensure Italy becomes more sustainable, resilient and prepared for future economic and social challenges following the COVID-19 pandemic. The agreement, which commences in 2023, covers the following areas: System management for public administration data processing centers DXC will provide mission-critical IT infrastructure, network,

DHR Health and Infor®, the industry cloud company, announced their new partnership to implement modern, cloud-based financial, supply chain, human capital, and workforce management applications. Infor Human Capital Management provides a talent-focused solution that will help DHR Health strategically align people and talent to specific jobs to reduce turnover. Infor Workforce Management will provide tools to accurately schedule employees, particularly nursing resources, based on workload and clinical need, then capture all worked hours and seamlessly deliver those hours to payroll. DHR Health is a world-class health system based in Edinburg, Texas, and serving the Rio Grande Valley region. The system wanted a partner to better connect and automate the employee lifecycle. “We wanted to be able to make decisions faster, and with more confidence, through comprehensive integration and more effective reporting and analytics,” said David Moreno, DHR Health CIO. “The team at Infor was one of the most collaborative partners we spoke

DXC Technology and Manchester United Foundation have launched the DXC Digital Futures Academy, a four-year education program for secondary-school students in the Greater Manchester area. Developing key social and technical skills, the Academy strives to support and empower young people, connecting them to opportunities they may otherwise not have access to, enhancing their career prospects and shaping the future of work. In the first wave, 50 students aged 12-13 years old will be selected for the four-year educational programme. They will be taught technology skills spanning a number of key areas including automation, big data, virtual reality, and security, as well as professional development skills. The curriculum of the Digital Futures Academy has been co-created by DXC’s technology experts, Manchester United Foundation, and local teacher advisory groups. Together, they will use mentoring, personal development, and practical sessions to build the social leaders of the future. At the end of the program, students will

Centric Software®, the Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) market leader, is pleased to announce that Holly Yashi, a handcrafted jewelry company, has selected Centric PLM® for their business. Centric Software provides the most innovative enterprise solutions to plan, design, develop, source and sell products such as apparel, footwear, sporting goods, furniture, home décor, consumer electronics, cosmetics, food & beverage and luxury to achieve strategic and operational digital transformation goals. Holly Yashi was founded in 1981 by then recent college graduates Holly Hosterman and Paul “Yashi” Lubitz, who combined their talents to hand design unique, quality jewelry. That tradition continues to this day in Holly Yashi’s 15,000 square foot Redwood Coast design studio in Arcata, California, and all aspects of the business are maintained within the U.S. While the company has expanded to 50 people, they continue to focus their jewelry designs on niobium, the lightweight metal with exceptionally colorful properties that is the