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Ricoh Innovations Corporation ("RIC"), a Silicon Valley-headquartered subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd. that creates global new businesses based on advanced information technology, today announced the signing of a global reseller agreement with SAP. As part of the agreement, SAP will resell the RIC image recognition platform as the SAP® Hybris® Cloud for Customer, imaging intelligence add-on, which is available now. The solution is designed to enable consumer packaged goods (CPG) customers using the retail execution functionality in the SAP Hybris Cloud for Customer solution to derive a better understanding of in-store conditions to help drive sales, improve merchandising and shelf placement, and provide deeper insights for key business decisions. The combination of SAP Hybris Cloud for Customer and RIC's image recognition platform helps field representatives to quickly and easily capture and analyze images of store shelves, which can be used to drive better in-store shelf execution. The potential benefits include correct shelf placement for

Dassault Systèmes congratulates the Solar Impulse team on the successful, historic completion of its round-the-world flight without fuel. The Solar Impulse 2 aircraft landed in Abu Dhabi on July 26, 2016, the original starting point of its 17-leg, 43,000-kilometer journey that began on March 9, 2015. “What an extraordinary experience to have witnessed the culmination of this 12-year design project and collaborative effort to build and fly an aircraft that many thought impossible,” said Bernard Charlès, Vice Chairman & CEO, Dassault Systèmes. “Daring to dream, pushing the limits of aviation, echoing the imaginative spirit of past pioneers … congratulations to pilots André Borschberg and Bertrand Piccard and the entire Solar Impulse team for this milestone achievement—not just in aviation, but in demonstrating sustainable solutions for the future of our planet. Passion for innovation makes possible the impossible.” The Solar Impulse team used “Engineered to Fly,” the dedicated industry solution experience based on Dassault

BACnet International welcomes Kepware® Technologies to the BACnet community as its newest silver member. Kepware, a PTC business developing industrial connectivity software, helps engineers bridge the communications gap between diverse hardware and software applications. Kepware’s flagship KEPServerEX® connectivity software communicates with industrial devices and applications using a library of more than 150 protocols to provide enterprise applications with reliable real-time data through a single platform. “Technological advancements in both building automation hardware and the Internet of Things (IoT) have exposed new opportunities to combine environmental data with production data to increase productivity and reduce costs in industrial environments,” said Glen Marquis, Product Manager, Kepware. “Kepware’s KEPServerEX software provides unified access and management of building automation and industrial production information. We are very excited to join BACnet International and hope to contribute to and leverage its extensive membership as we continue to develop products that meet evolving market needs.” Kepware joins

Arena Solutions today announced it closed a record number of new customers in Q2 2016. New subscription annuities grew by 22 percent in Q2 2016 over the same period in 2015, an accomplishment driven in large part by the release of Arena Training in June, as well as by a record number of new EMEA customers brought in by Arena’s VAR partners in that region. “As a leading Medical Device Manufacturer it’s critical for us to maintain focus on complying with the ever-increasing training requirements from the FDA and other regulatory agencies worldwide,” said Ken Perino, Director of Quality for Abbott Electrophysiology. “We’re very excited to roll out Arena’s new Training Solution. This enables our entire organization to comply with the latest regulatory requirements, electronically. And because Arena is also in the cloud, all our employees can be updated automatically no matter where they are in the world. We expect Arena

Today Accenture opened a new Liquid Studio in Paris, France, strategically co-located with the Accenture Innovation Center. The latest in its growing network, the studio is designed to help clients explore new methods of IT delivery, create an omni-channel digital presence, and deliver world-class user experiences that will help them attract and retain customers. The mission of the Accenture Liquid Studio is to help organizations ideate and rapidly define, create, test, deliver and manage innovative applications that are easy to update, replace, remove or augment as their business needs evolve. Clients can also experiment with and prototype emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things, wearables, as well as artificial intelligence that have the potential to transform their operations and customer experiences. Working at the Liquid Studio, European companies will collaborate in a hands-on environment with Accenture’s highly skilled software engineers to quickly prototype and develop a wide range of custom

“Tens of thousands of students worldwide are learning to use Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) but, unfortunately, mostly in the form of the key PLM components computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided engineering (CAE). We say “unfortunately” because a major opportunity is being missed, a way to make large enterprises and their business units work as smoothly as a well-run job shop. In such a shop, perhaps idealized here, information in many forms is readily shared—digital data, domain knowledge, lessons learned, best practices, and so on. As organizations expand, this sharing falls victim to incompatible data formats, silos of (domain) expertise, shop floor tribal knowledge, and obsolete systems. Among the inevitable consequences are bad decisions, missed deadlines, and busted budgets. We're not just talking scrap and rework here. A solution is readily available and it is PLM but only if approached holistically and implemented at the enterprise level, and not

MecSoft Corporation announces today the release of CAMJam 2016, the Video Training Companion for the Milling module for its entire line of CAM products. CAMJam 2016 is an update to the CAMJam 2016 product, which is a complete unscripted video archive of training sessions conducted by the support staff at MecSoft Corporation. CAMJam 2016 is the perfect companion for new and seasoned users alike who want to achieve the maximum shop-floor benefits their software provides. Time is money! All training sessions are organized by content, indexed and searchable so you know exactly which video to watch to get your questions answered. New users will also benefit from the additional uninterrupted full-length training sessions included in CAMJam 2016,” stated Don LaCourse, Senior Application Engineer at MecSoft Corporation and one of the principals involved in the creation of this product. CAMJam 2016 MILL includes: Over 80 instructional videos covering the complete 2016 suite

Jama Software, a product-development solution for automotive component suppliers and others developing complex systems, today announced certification of the Jama solution by internationally recognized testing body TÜV SÜD. The Jama solution has been certified fit for developing safety-related products according to ISO 26262 (up to ASIL D) and IEC 61508 (up to SIL 3). Jama is the first vendor that is both SaaS and Agile to receive this certification. ISO 26262 is an international standard for the functional safety of electrical and electronic systems in production automobiles. An adaptation of the Functional Safety standard IEC 61508, ISO 26262 defines functional safety for automotive equipment applicable throughout the lifecycle of all automotive electronic and electrical safety-related systems. Accreditation for the Jama solution gives automotive original equipment manufacturers and suppliers assurance that the workflows they follow to define, build and test automotive-related products in the Jama solution meet critical functional safety requirements.

Intel Custom Foundry customers are powering cutting-edge products thanks to Intel Custom Foundry's certification of ANSYS solutions for electromigration, power and electrostatic discharge reference flows for its 10-nanometer (nm), third-generation tri-gate process technology. The supported tools from ANSYS and Intel Custom Foundry's collaboration enable mutual customers to minimize design costs and risks and bring innovative and reliable products to market quickly. Advanced electronic products demand higher performance with less power and excellent reliability. To achieve this today, multiple subsystems of an electronic product are combined into one or more integrated circuits known as system on a chip (SoC). Simulation tools are critical to designing these subsystems to deliver the required combination of power, performance, reliability and cost to minimize risk and maximize savings. ANSYS solutions deliver needed accuracy while reducing turnaround time to meet the increased computational requirements caused by the growing design complexity of modern products. Advanced technology support in ANSYS® RedHawk™, ANSYS® Totem™ and ANSYS® PathFinder™, including electromigration rule

ESI Group announces the latest release of its sensor simulation platform Pro-SiVIC™, acquired last year along with the company CIVITEC. Serving the transportation industries, ESI Pro-SiVIC™ allows industrial manufacturers to virtually test the operational performance of the various perception systems onboard a vehicle or aircraft. Influencing factors, such as lighting conditions, weather, and other road users are accurately represented. Pro-SiVIC™ is used to build realistic real-life 3D scenarios and experience them interactively in real-time; eliminating the need for physical prototypes. In this way, users quickly and precisely study the performance of embedded systems in typical or critical use cases and ensure products are safe and reliable in operation. Today, with the integration of a rising number of perception sensors in the objects that surround us – be they our cars, phones, or homes – objects are becoming smart and increasingly autonomous. Unfortunately this intelligence generates a complexity that may compromise the operational