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 PDF (German Version) HCLTech Enables Collaboration Across PLM & ALM Ecosystems Takeaways Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is critical for managing increasing product complexity across industries, and especially in regulated industries such as aerospace and medical devices It enables organizations to develop and validate multi-domain systems with greater speed and confidence. Integration of multi-disciplinary system design IP (both data and models) across the digital engineering toolchain is essential to realize the full potential of MBSE. Seamless data exchange between system architecture models and PLM/ALM platforms ensures coherent and collaborative decision making, as well as traceability and reuse. HCLTech’s MBSE connector solutions provide robust interoperability between leading SysML-based modeling tools (e.g., Cameo, Rhapsody) and enterprise platforms (e.g., Teamcenter, Polarion), enabling cross-discipline collaboration, digital thread continuity, and architecture governance. Enterprises across industries are achieving tangible benefits such as improved productivity, reduced rework, and compliance traceability using HCLTech’s solutions, demonstrating HCLTech’s leadership in enabling scalable, integrated MBSE deployments. Industry Challenges and

 PDF Increasing focus on its Intelligent Product Lifecycle vision On Thursday, 6 November 2025, PTC announced it had entered into an agreement to sell its ThingWorx and Kepware technologies to TPG,[1] a leading global alternative asset management firm. ThingWorx is a comprehensive IoT platform for industrial enterprises that connects systems, analyzes data, and enables the remote management of devices through a secure and scalable architecture. Kepware facilitates connectivity between industrial automation devices and applications, serving as a communication platform that enables data exchange and integration across a diverse range of industries, including manufacturing, oil and gas, and utilities, thereby simplifying the process of collecting, monitoring, and controlling data from multiple sources. Working together, ThingWorx and Kepware enable companies to gather real-time status and performance information and improve management and optimization of installed physical resources. “We’re pleased to reach this agreement with TPG as we increase our focus on delivering our Intelligent Product Lifecycle vision

 PDF Takeaways This year’s SAP Connect unified five previously separate events, underscoring SAP's holistic approach to integrating customer experience, finance, spend management, human resources, and supply chain solutions. SAP’s introduction of a three-tier architecture—SAP Business AI, Business Data Cloud, and Application layers—is designed to leverage AI for deeper insights, enable automation, and future-proof enterprise operations. SAP announced "Role-Aware" AI Assistants and Joule Agents, which are tailored to specific business roles and help break down functional silos by automating and orchestrating tasks across SAP applications. The launch of Business Data Cloud Connect (BDC) enables secure, zero-copy, bidirectional data sharing with platforms like Databricks and Google Cloud, enhancing analytics and AI capabilities without creating data silos. SAP Supply Chain Orchestration and WalkMe integration were spotlighted, providing end-to-end supply chain visibility, AI-driven risk mitigation, and improved user adoption and workflow efficiency through in-app guidance and automation. For those considering an SAP upgrade, the functional and technology richness of SAP’s AI-Data-App