Simulation & Analysis Knowledge Council Workshop June 25th, 2014 | Cincinnati, Ohio Venue Information GE Aviation Brian H. Rowe Learning Center One Neumann Way Cincinnati, Ohio Directions List of Hotels near the Learning Center Cost to Attend Simulation & Analysis Knowledge Council Member: Check to see if you qualify for a free ticket! Non-CIMdata Simulation & Analysis Knowledge Council Member (Industrial End Users only): US$495 Non-CIMdata Simulation & Analysis Knowledge Council Member (Industrial End Users only) attending both workshops: US$990 Non-CIMdata Simulation & Analysis Knowledge Council Member (PLM Solution and Service Providers): US$995 Non-CIMdata Simulation & Analysis Knowledge Council Member (PLM Solution and Service Providers) attending both workshops: US$1,595

The Altair Partner Alliance (APA) today announced the expansion of its offering with the addition of material failure prediction software DigitalClone, by Sentient Science. The first of its kind to be offered within the program, DigitalClone™ will allow HyperWorks users to better control product lifecycles by predicting failure probability throughout the design process.  The web-based software, DigitalClone Component™, determines the future life and performance of rotating components including bearings, gears, and splines. Design and testing teams can interrogate DigitalClone material microstructure models to test the variance of a product’s reliability under trade studies such as different duty cycles, materials, lubricants, and surface treatments. This capability enables much more testing of product performance and reliability within program budget and time. "Sentient provides Altair customers with failure prediction and life extension for their mechanical components and systems within product development, within test, and in fielded assets in real operating conditions,” said Ward Thomas, President of Sentient Science.

Gibbs and Associates today announced that a new add-in from SpaceClaim Corporation a provider of flexible and affordable 3D modeling software for engineers, is immediately available for GibbsCAM. The GibbsCAM–SpaceClaim Add-in installs dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) that enable the simple file transfer between the two products, and it is available, free of charge, for both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of GibbsCAM. Once installed the Add-in appears in GibbsCAM’s Plug-ins drop-down menu, and allows users to import 3D models from SpaceClaim for machining, and to export part models to SpaceClaim for modification or for use in modeling workholding devices with its very friendly, easy to use modeling software. The SpaceClaim-GibbsCAM Add-in is available at SpaceClaim’s Add-in page, together with installation instructions. “We are pleased to have SpaceClaim as a partner in providing powerful, yet easy-to-use design-through-manufacturing solutions for our customers,” said Robb Weinstein, Senior Vice-President of Sales and Strategic Planning of Gibbs and

Keypro Ingenieria S.A., an engineering firm in the Chilean mining industry, has migrated to AVEVA Everything3D (AVEVA E3D) after successfully using AVEVA PDMS since 2012. Keypro has already deployed AVEVA E3D on a project to optimise the capacity and operational flexibility of a regrinding circuit for a major Chilean mining company. Intuitive graphics, user-friendly interface and the new Draw module are just some of the capabilities that motivated Keypro to make the move to AVEVA E3D. “Our experience in working with AVEVA and using AVEVA PDMS has been very positive, so it was a natural step for us to implement AVEVA Everything3D,” said Oscar Hormazábal, Layout Manager, Keypro Ingeniería S.A. “Already, AVEVA E3D has proved to be the right software choice to deliver more value to our customers, while increasing our competitiveness. Our goal is to advance Keypro’s position as a leading engineering firm in the Chilean mining industry and we

Fila U.S.A., Inc., a subsidiary of Fila Korea Ltd., has selected YuniquePLM® from Gerber Technology’s Yunique Solutions business unit to manage its footwear development process. YuniquePLM will enable Fila to reap the benefits of a world-class PLM system while increasing collaboration and communication between the company’s affiliated sourcing centers in Asia, and its operations in Maryland and New York. Sandy Hamilton, director of Information Technology at Fila, said, “Our decision came down to ease of implementation and user adoption. After evaluating several solutions, what made Yunique Solutions stand out was the high regard for their software in the industry and their commitment to the post-sales relationship.” Fila USA has experienced significant growth in the past few years and realized that, to manage such growth, a robust PLM system was critical. “The athletic shoe market moves fast and it is absolutely crucial that we have an integrated solution that enables designers and developers

The rapidly changing business environment has created new growth opportunities - and new challenges in product development and supply chain management. Whether the driver is segmentation, outsourcing, or innovation, it's the companies that leverage the synergies between best practices and modern technologies that will be most successful in the market. Oracle invites you to join the Top Oracle supply chain and product value chain event of the year; the most effective way to build a company’s knowledge, network, and excitement. The Oracle European Value Chain Summit will bring together more than 350 business professionals in an intimate and interactive setting to learn how companies are transforming their supply chains into information-driven, modern value chains encompassing social, mobile, analytics, and the cloud. Attendees can choose from more than 40 sessions covering the aspects of supply chain management: Value Chain Execution, Value Chain Planning and Enterprise PLM with topics like: Empowering the Modern Value Chain, Making Integrated Business Planning a Reality, Best

Cimatron Limited today announced that its acclaimed integrated CAD/CAM software solution for mold and die makers, CimatronE, will be demonstrated at trade shows in Mexico and North America during March 2014. Cimatron's expansion in the Mexican manufacturing field reveals increasing customer satisfaction, with positive feedback received from many local shops. Mr Denis Sargis of TDS Tool Tech, based in Puebla, recently credited CimatronE software as "driving our ability to deliver our molds and fixtures to our customers on time". As an integrated solution "CimatronE provides us with streamlined communication and workflow between our designers and programmers," and the tooling-specific capabilities "have allowed us to build molds as rapidly as possible with all the necessary components to ensure high quality part creation". CimatronE will be demonstrated in Monterrey, Mexico, at Expo Manufactura, March 4-6, booth 1351. On show will be CimatronE's mold design and programming capabilities. CimatronE will also be showcased at two events in North America during March: Fabtech Canada, March 18-20, Toronto, booth 1038. CimatronE's die design and programming

Autodesk, Inc. today launched the Autodesk Foundation, which will invest in and support the most impactful nonprofit organizations using the power of design to help solve epic challenges, such as climate change, access to water, and healthcare, among others. In partnership with the company, the Autodesk Foundation will provide select design-oriented grantees with software, training and financial support. “We have been delighted by the number of people using our technology to design a better world and solve global problems,” said Autodesk President and CEO Carl Bass. “These are the people who inspired us to align our philanthropic giving with our core business, to support more of these nonprofits to bring their ideas to market. We will also be encouraging the thousands of Autodesk employees to get involved in Foundation programs.” “We believe that design offers humanity our greatest hope for addressing some of the most urgent, inter-connected and non-negotiable challenges of our

Advanced Solutions, an Autodesk Platinum Partner and Authorized Training Center (ATC), announces the recent expansion into the Dallas, Texas market. The expansion will help Advanced Solutions better serve the needs of its Dallas-area customers and support the continued sales and services growth initiatives of the company. According to Senior Editor of Forbes, Kurt Badenhausen, "Texas was one of the first states to emerge from the recession and it continues to attract companies on the basis of its low tax burden, predictable regulatory environment and skilled labor force. Texas employment is expected to expand 3% annually through 2017, according to Moody's." Forbes has also declared Dallas as the fourth-fastest-growing metro areas in the U.S. in a February 14, 2014 article by Erin Carlyle, Forbes Staff Member. Keeping in mind Texas is one of the best states for expected cross-industry job growth, Advanced Solutions has chosen Dallas as a target city for its 2014 expansion. The primary goal of the

ThingWorxTM, a PTC business and leading Internet of Things (IoT) platform provider, announced a new and expanded leadership team in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).  The new ThingWorx team led by Thomas Svensson, Senior Vice President, EMEA and Larry Terwey, Vice President, EMEA will support the further expansion of ThingWorx and its partner ecosystem across the region to address increased demand for the innovative ThingWorx® IoT application platform.  ThingWorx offers an innovative platform for rapidly developing and deploying applications that realize the opportunity and value presented by the Internet of Things economy.  ThingWorx simplified and unified approach to IoT applications enables companies to iteratively innovate business processes significantly faster than conventional methods and tools, thus accelerating time to value, minimizing cost and risk, and transforming how products, people, and systems connect and interact.   "The ThingWorx business has seen strong demand and rapid growth across Europe.  This demand, combined with the market