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 PDF  PDF (Simplified Chinese)  PDF (Japanese) Key takeaways: Product-related information and other enterprise information is created and generally used effectively inside engineering, but its use is often limited to engineering, even though others could make better decisions faster with access to up-to-date product related information The restricted use of data from PLM and other enterprise systems greatly reduces the potential benefits from broad usage, but most PLM solutions have been implemented in an engineering-centric manner, making it difficult for occasional users outside of engineering to fully benefit Role-based offerings, like PTC Navigate, which are targeted to different organizational roles and use cases, are essential to optimizing access to up-to-date product data across the extended enterprise For more than 30 years CIMdata has supported what has become known as the product lifecycle management (PLM) industry. Over the years, CIMdata consultants have consistently promoted PLM and provided strategic guidance to many leading industrial companies implementing PLM-enabling solutions. As a

FARO Technologies, Inc. announces the launch of the FARO® Design ScanArm, a portable 3D scanning solution tailored for 3D modeling, reverse engineering, and CAD-based design applications across the product lifecycle management (PLM) process. As a limited-time promotional offer, the FARO Design ScanArm will be bundled with 3D System's® Geomagic® software at a reduced launch price. The available software options have capabilities that range from an automatic meshing software that delivers ready-to-use files without any post-processing to a full-featured reverse engineering software that combines history-based CAD with 3D scan data to create feature-based, editable solid models compatible with all major CAD platforms. The FARO Design ScanArm is portable 3D scanning solution tailored for 3D modeling, reverse engineering, and CAD-based design applications across the product lifecycle management (PLM) process. The FARO Design ScanArm features optically-superior blue laser technology with fast scanning speed to deliver high-resolution point cloud data and the ability to

NGC Software today announced that Grupo M, the Western Hemisphere’s largest apparel manufacturer, has selected NGC’s PLM software. Grupo M chose NGC’s PLM platform to drive innovation and efficiency for its rapidly growing business. Grupo M has more than 10,000 employees in the Dominican Republic and Haiti and produces more than 20 million garments a year and 220,000 pounds of fabric each week. Grupo M built its business based on high standards of customer service, attention to detail and quality, and ethical manufacturing; the company’s customers include the largest retailers and brands in the world. With NGC’s software, Grupo M aims to raise the bar even higher, relying on NGC’s fashion PLM for further productivity improvements throughout its complex organization. NGC’s PLM will provide Grupo M with key capabilities such as Line Planning, Tech Packs, Digital Asset Management, Material Development, Sampling, Costing, and Testing and Compliance. Features such as workflow

OpenText™ today announced its 2016 Enterprise World user conference. The annual event, now in its eighteenth year, will be held in Nashville, TN at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center from July 11-14, 2016. Featuring keynote addresses from OpenText CEO and CTO Mark J. Barrenechea, and special guest Colonel Chris Hadfield, the event will provide attendees with their visions on the future of information, and a practical roadmap to leverage the new opportunities in the digital world. Technology Innovations are impacting every aspect of life and fundamentally changing the way organizations operate. In every industry, competitors are taking advantage of new platforms, tools, and integrations to challenge incumbents. OpenText Enterprise World explores the latest trends in the digital landscape and prepares attendees for success in the digital world. "In the digital world, we are all Information Companies. At Enterprise World 2016 in Nashville, OpenText highlights OpenText Release 16 customers' digital transformations and the insight and value of

3D Systems announced today that it will showcase how customers are using its end-to-end 3D printing solutions to optimize designs, enhance workflows, bring products to market faster and transform industries at the RAPID 2016 Conference and Exposition in Orlando, FL, May 16-19. 3D Systems’ technology and subject matter experts will be located at booths 211 and 112 of the Orange County Convention Center. 3D Systems will be joined at RAPID 2016 by more than twenty of its valued partners, reflecting the breadth and depth of applications enabled by the company’s products and services. From service bureaus to resellers to technology collaborators, 3D Systems’ vast partner network is a key element of the company’s ecosystem, helping customers understand and access the full benefits of 3D printing. A comprehensive list of 3D Systems’ partners as well as their booth locations can be found on the website. In 1987, 3D Systems revolutionized how engineers design,

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Siemens are leveraging their longstanding partnership to expand and enhance the delivery of big data analytics to the global manufacturing industry. Siemens’ product lifecycle management (PLM) software business will support TCS’ big data experts in the delivery and effective use of the Siemens Omneo™ Performance Analytics solution. By leveraging Omneo big data analytics, which is provided as a cloud-based software as a service (SaaS) offering, manufacturers will have the potential to unearth product performance intelligence that will enable them to identify and resolve complex product issues in seconds instead of days. Omneo creates a complete big-data picture of product performance by connecting, unifying and contextualizing big-data sources – such as PLM, enterprise resource planning (ERP), manufacturing execution systems (MES), quality management systems (QMS), and customer relationship management (CRM) – into one easily accessible hub. TCS’ experience on the Omneo platform will bring extensive domain and global technology

Granta Design today announced two major enhancements in materials support for Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)—providing product development teams with enhanced  access to reliable, controlled materials data, saving time and improving the consistency and quality of materials decisions. At next week’s Siemens PLM Connection meeting in Orlando, FL, Granta will launch a new integration option, MI:Enterprise Connect™ for Teamcenter®, that enables automated enterprise-level synchronization of approved materials datasets from the GRANTA MI™ materials information management software into Teamcenter PLM. Granta has also released the latest version of its MI:Materials Gateway™ embedded applications for direct end-user access to materials data from within a broad range of CAD, CAE, and PLM software, supporting fast product analytics and accurate simulation. Further demonstrations follow at Dassault Systèmes and PTC user events and an upcoming Granta webinar. GRANTA MI is the leading system for managing design-critical materials information—both authoring proprietary

LEDAS, a C3D Labs customer and partner, has announced that CAD Software Solutions (Switzerland) has licensed LGC technology for comparison of three-dimensional CAD models and has integrated it into the new plug-in for Autodesk Inventor. This software is expected to arrive on the market later this year. Inventor users will get an easy-to-use tool to compare 3D models in the CAD system itself. As previously mentioned, C3D Labs and LEDAS announced the integration of LGC technology with C3D geometric kernel in March 2014. At that time, C3D Modeler became the basis for software component that can be used to create CAD systems for end users (C3D kernel operates on the same principle). And now the first mention has been made of software developed using LGC. “While several CAD companies already use LGC on a commercial basis, this is the first time we have made a public announcement of an LGC

The certified integration combines the maintenance data management functionality of SAP ERP with the engineering information management capabilities of BlueCielo Meridian. BlueCielo now has SAP-certified integration between Meridian Asset Management 2016 and the SAP® ERP application to fully connect the maintenance and engineering functionality in the software. The Meridian integration with SAP ERP makes it possible to link technical documentation created in the course of engineering change projects with assets maintained in the plant maintenance component of SAP ERP and the SAP Enterprise Asset Maintenance (SAP EAM) solution. This offers operations, maintenance and engineering users access to up-to-date asset information such as piping and instrumentation diagrams, isometrics, operations manuals, maintenance manuals, standard operating procedures and others. The integration consists of the following two functional components: 1 – Accessibility of critical asset documentation to staff in operations and maintenance. 2 – Visibility on the completeness of critical asset

As the premier international conference for design and automation of electronic systems, the Design Automation Conference(DAC) showcases the most current developments in designs, design tools, intellectual property (IP) libraries and foundry technology support in the electronic and chip technology industry. Over 25 papers from leading ANSYS customers – more than any other year – will be featured as part of DAC's Designer and IP Track, demonstrating the broad adoption of ANSYS semiconductor power integrity and reliability solutions for sign-off in the industry. Designer and IP Track gives industry leaders an opportunity to share accomplishments in multiple segments of semiconductor and electronic system design processes. ANSYS customers will highlight the methodologies and flows that address complex challenges as well as how engineers are leveraging ANSYS tools to innovate the next generation of electronic devices across the industry – from automotive and IoT applications to high-performance computing and mobile devices. "Proper design