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Centric Software announces that Outward Hound, a leading retail dog and cat toy and accessory company based in Denver, Colorado, has chosen Centric Software to provide its product lifecycle management (PLM) solution for both its Outward Hound and Petstages brand product lines sold at global retailers. Centric is the leading PLM solution for fashion, retail, outdoor, footwear, luxury and consumer goods companies. Outward Hound’s mission is to improve the lives of pet parents and their pets with meaningful innovations across several dog and cat categories including toys, chews, feeding, games and gear. The company was founded in 1995 by Kyle Hansen when he and his wife realized that it was difficult to find good-quality toys and gear for dogs in pet shops. The company produces both soft goods such as dog lifejackets, plush toys and snow boots, and hard goods such as chew toys, games and award winning slow feeders.

PTC today announced at LiveWorx 2016 that it is expanding its Internet of Things (IoT) technology platform by delivering comprehensively distributed, real-time edge computing capabilities, specifically designed for the rigor of industrial use cases. PTC now offers a pre-integrated edge ‘solution stack' that collects and aggregates data from sensors, performs highly automated machine learning and predictive analytics, enables web and mobile development, and supports augmented reality (AR) experiences. With these innovations, PTC not only supports edge computing with the technology platform, but additionally supports distributed, hybrid deployments that include capabilities both at the edge and in the cloud. Turning billions of points of data into actionable information is one of the IoT's primary value-drivers, but organizations have historically faced challenges with traditional architectural approaches for IoT computing - due to the volume, velocity, and variety of data produced within an IoT ecosystem. PTC addresses this challenge with a robust platform that offers comprehensive IoT

“According to statistics from CIMdata, there are no competitors which, on a short-term basis, can threaten the longstanding hegemony of big players from an overall PLM suite perspective. However, the effects of the digitization trend, new technologies and the development of Product Innovation Platforms (PIP)—which is global and covers all industry sectors—can change things faster than expected. Platforms like the Cloud and technologies such as IoT and M2M, combined with quickly changing consumer patterns pointing toward the product-as-a-service direction, have the power to induce transformation.” Read the full article here: http://www.engineering.com/PLMERP/ArticleID/12326/Success-at-Microsoft-and-Airbus-Can-Aras-Battle-Their-Way-into-the-PLM-Big-Leagues.aspx

 PDF Key takeaways: Recipe management is a multifaceted business challenge for companies that develop food or formula based products Infor enhances Optiva for the user experience, and leverages Ming.le to put the power of social at users’ fingertips Infor brings added capabilities to project management and compliance Infor provides consistency for their on premise and cloud based offerings Infor’s Optiva has always been a strong technical application for managing recipes. With Optiva VER. 12, Infor focused on taking Optiva from a technical platform to being a user friendly solution. In addition, Infor has tied Optiva into Ming.le, enabling social networking in the context of managing the product definitions, this is attractive to the younger generation of knowledge workers. Infor expanded many capabilities to bring Optiva to the level of being a PLM platform for recipe based products whether top down (chef creations) or bottoms up (chemistry based formulations). With VER. 12, Infor has enhanced Optiva to

Glassbeam, Inc. today announced a new technology and distribution partner agreement with PTC. Glassbeam has signed on to become a "Powered by ThingWorx" OEM partner of PTC to address a significant industry pain point -- the ability to transform unstructured machine data to drive complex machine learning and real-time advanced analytics for manufacturers of connected products. Traditional analytics associated with connected products and machines has focused on structured sensor data. While providing value, emphasis on sensor data alone ignores the significant business intelligence that can be gleaned by effective ingestion, parsing and analysis of unstructured machine data. The combined solution enables product manufacturers to effectively mine their machine data and uncover findings that can materially alter the economics of building, marketing and supporting connected products. As part of the collaboration, Glassbeam has integrated its core set of adaptors and data transformation engine with the ThingWorx® IoT Platform and ThingWorx® Analytics

PTC today announced the availability of its Medical Device Industry Value-Ready Deployment™ (VRD). This offering is a set of pre-configured, out-of-the-box best practices to help medical device companies build in product and process quality using the PTC Windchill® product lifecycle management (PLM) solution. PTC has partnered with USDM Life Sciences, a leading global professional services firm for life science and healthcare organizations, to enable its integrated and comprehensive PLM solution for medical device companies to address the stringent regulatory requirements unique to the industry. “Our USDM collaboration plays an important role with respect to PTC’s PLM solution offering for the medical device industry,” said Swapan Jha, vice president, PLM, PTC. “Together with the USDM solution, the PTC solution enables medical device industry customers to accelerate and streamline the validation process, allowing them to reduce Cost of Poor Quality (CoPQ), improve compliance with government regulatory requirements, and improve new product introduction (NPI)

Mentor Graphics® Corporation today announced a collaboration with ARM to provide accessible and affordable access to Mentor®'s Tanner™ AMS analog/mixed-signal design flow for ARM® Cortex®-M0 processor-based implementations as part of the ARM DesignStart™ program. The collaboration lowers the barriers to embedded and IoT device design and verification through a combination of an affordable, complete IC design tool suite and the ability to evaluate the design flow on a reference design at no cost. The ARM DesignStart program offers SoC designers access to free Cortex-M0 processor IP for design, simulation, and prototyping, with the option of then purchasing a simplified fast-track license for commercialization. "The free evaluation environment and an affordable tool suite from Tanner gives any vendor a fast and effective way to develop Cortex-M0 based smart analog mixed-signal designs," stated Nandan Nayampally, vice president of marketing and strategy, CPU Group at ARM. "Our partnership with Mentor Graphics will streamline

Synopsys, Inc. today announced that it was selected by NXP Semiconductor as its primary system-on-chip (SoC) verification solution for automotive and secure connectivity applications.  Synopsys' comprehensive verification solution will be of primary use for the entire SoC verification cycle, including simulation, debug, formal verification, static verification, verification IP, emulation, and verification coverage.  Synopsys' leadership position in all of these critical verification technology areas, combined with native integrations between these products, enables NXP to have increased verification performance, productivity, faster coverage closure, and accelerated time-to-market. "The requirements for safety and security are driving a 10X increase in verification complexity for our leading-edge SoCs," saidChris Collins, senior vice president, product & technology enablement at NXP.  "Synopsys is uniquely positioned to address this explosion in verification complexity, with its breadth of leading verification technologies and integrations, to enable our teams with the performance and productivity required to tackle verification intricacies for our next-generation SoCs."

On June 1, the world's longest railway tunnel officially opened, featuring an Emergency Response System from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. As a subcontractor of Siemens Switzerland, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure integrated its Intergraph® Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD) within the Gotthard Base Tunnel's two Tunnel Control Systems. AlpTransit Gotthard Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Swiss Federal Railways (SBB), is the constructor of the Gotthard axis of the new rail link from the north to the south through the Alps. Seventeen years after the first blast in the main duct, the Gotthard Base Tunnel consists of two 57-kilometers-long single-track tubes. With a rock overburden of up to 2,300 meters, the Gotthard Base Tunnel is also the world's deepest railway tunnel constructed to date. The scheduled commercial services will start inDecember 2016. Solving operations-related tasks is a major aspect of the work of the Gotthard Base Tunnel. Two fully redundant Tunnel Control Systems have

Dassault Systèmes will host its Capital Markets Day 2016, on Friday, June 10, 2016, to present the Company’s strategy and growth objectives.  The on demand webcast of the event will be available in the afternoon of June 10, 2016 by accessing Dassault Systèmes’ website at http://www.3ds.com/investors/ To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Dassault Systèmes on CIMdata.com