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SPRING Technologies, developer of NCSIMUL SOLUTIONS, an All-in-One CNC Programming software suite including its innovative module NCSIMUL CAM, has appointed Eddie Wong to manage SPRING Technologies Malaysia. SPRING Malaysia is a newly formed company who officially started its operations this month. Based in Penang, Malaysia, it will be fully dedicated to marketing and supporting NCSIMUL SOLUTIONS in the Southeast-Asia region and countries giving a direct, fast and reliable service. Eddie Wong, Manager of SPRING Malaysia, has a wide experience in selling and supporting leading edge CAD/CAM technology to the Industry. His contribution to our NCSIMUL SOLUTIONS business on the Southeast-Asia Market will be significant to provide first-class support to all our customers and resellers building a mutual win-win relationship with the existing partners and the new ones. Commenting on the opening of this Office, Eddie Wong says: "We are very proud and honored to have joined

Oracle today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Opower, the leading provider of customer engagement and energy efficiency cloud services to utilities, for $10.30 per share in cash. The transaction is valued at approximately $532 million, net of Opower’s cash. Opower’s solutions enable over 100 global utilities, such as PG&E, Exelon and National Grid, to deliver a modern digital customer experience. Opower’s big data platform stores and analyzes over 600 billion meter reads from 60 million utility end customers, enabling utilities to proactively meet regulatory requirements, decrease the cost to serve, and improve customer satisfaction. “Utilities want modern technology solutions that work together to meet their evolving customer, operational and compliance needs,” said Rodger Smith, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Oracle Utilities Global Business Unit. “Together, Oracle Utilities and Opower will be the largest provider of mission-critical cloud services to utilities.” “The combination will

Visual 2000 International are pleased to announce that sportswear manufacturer Local Boyz are implementing Visual End2End suite of software products. The London-based firm is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of leisurewear. Local Boyz Managing Director, Steve Mucklow, commented, “We pride ourselves on our contemporary designs, high quality products, and excellent customer service.  We needed a system that would seamlessly integrate our processes all the way from design to financials, and provide us with advanced reporting, financial and merchandising abilities.”  Steve explained that they “undertook a detailed market evaluation to find the most efficient and fit-for-purpose solution to support our current and future needs. With Visual 2000 we are pleased to have found a solution that fits the bill. We will now be able to connect all departments, from design to finance, with total visibility within a ‘one stop shop’ application. It’s exciting to stimulate business growth with new

PTC today announced the availability of PTC FlexPLM® 11, the latest version of its product lifecycle management (PLM) solution for retail, fashion, footwear, apparel, and consumer products. The release provides visibility and connectivity across consumers, products, stores, designers, and supply chains, enabling closed-loop product lifecycle management with such new features as role-based apps and ThingWorx® platform connectivity. More than 150 retail brand owners and over 79,000 users have already implemented the PTC FlexPLM solution to create and collaborate more easily, streamline supply chains, and deliver more inspired and on-trend products to market. IDC Corporation also has recognized and named PTC as a leader in the retail PLM industry in its 2016 PLM vendor assessment report. "The bar has been reset for excellence in retail brand product innovation and PLM platforms,” said Leslie Hand, vice president, IDC Retail Insights. PTC’s retail PLM solution offers industry-leading retail-ready capabilities. PTC FlexPLM 11 offers sleek, connected, and

Kubotek USA is about to change the CAD world as a result of new technology it’s introducing. The new technology will give products – and their users – the ability to break barriers currently facing many manufacturers: interoperability of CAD files, real-time collaboration and computing speed. Kubotek’s mission has always been to help designers and manufacturers improve their productivity. The lack of CAD interoperability in the industry, including the difficult task of reusing CAD data, is too costly. Studies show that 52% of CAD users spend between 4 and 24 hours a week just fixing CAD files (The 3D Collaboration and Interoperability Study, February 2013). The expense, errors and man-hours needed to read, edit, and often times redraw CAD files needs to be eliminated. That’s why over the last several years, Kubotek has undertaken the painstaking task of replacing major technology components within its end-user products. About 8 years

Fujitsu today reported profit for the year attributable to owners of the parent was 86.7 billion yen, down 53.2 billion yen from fiscal 2014. Consolidated revenue for fiscal 2015 was 4,739.2 billion yen, essentially unchanged from fiscal 2014. In Japan, revenue from network products and PCs declined, but revenue from system integration services increased. Outside Japan, revenue from network products declined, but results benefited from foreign exchange movements. Fujitsu recorded an operating profit of 120.6 billion yen, down 58.0 billion yen from fiscal 2014. The company recorded business model transformation expenses of 41.5 billion yen which include 32.4 billion yen for business outside Japan, 5.1 billion yen for network business realignment mainly in the Technology Solutions segment, and 3.9 billion yen for Ubiquitous Solutions business realignment. The operating profit margin was 2.5%, down 1.3 percentage points from the prior fiscal year. Net financial expenses were 7.2 billion yen, representing a

During this webinar, learn how to incorporate openBoM into your Onshape workflow. OpenBoM is a cloud-based Bills-of-Materials (BoMs) tool for manufacturing companies and hardware startups.  Use openBoM to track BoMs across distributed networks without the pain of BoM data spreadsheets. May 6, 11 AM EDT To view the original press release, please click here. Search for openBoM on CIMdata.com

Trifacta, the global leader in data wrangling, today announced that Infosys, a global leader in consulting, technology and next-generation services, has partnered with Trifacta to provide a data wrangling solution for the Infosys Information Platform (IIP) and Infosys’s other platforms and offerings. Infosys clients can now leverage Trifacta’s intuitive self-service solution for exploring and transforming data—a critical step in any analytics process. Business analysts and data scientists can integrate large, complex data sets, transform and filter the results and share valuable insights, all from data stored and processed within the IIP platform. “Trifacta’s market-leading technology will enable Infosys clients to bring together diverse and disparate data into more digestible form for downstream analysis. With this partnership, our clients will be able to achieve insights faster and derive greater value from their Big Data investments,” said Ritika Suri, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, Infosys. More than 200 organizations have deployed IIP to uncover

Cadence Design Systems, Inc. revealed it completed the acquisition of the Israel-based Rocketick Technologies, Ltd., a pioneer and leading provider of multicore parallel simulation. According to the company, the completion of the transaction strengthens its System Design Enablement strategy by delivering ultra-high-performance simulation to accelerate the development of complete systems with the end-product in mind. Cadence Design said Rocketick's technology quickens its Cadence Incisive® Enterprise Simulator to offer a maximum of 6X speed-up for register-transfer-level (RTL), maximum of 10X speed-up for gate-level functional and a maximum of 30X speed-up for gate-level DFT simulations using standard multicore servers. The company added that the Rocketick technology was a proven one and in use currently by marquee systems, as well as, semiconductor companies in the mobile, server, and graphics domains. The company stated that Rocketick team would join the System & Verification Group, adding significant parallel simulation expertise. The company indicated that the transaction

Alphacam software was instrumental in helping a cabinet maker turn his passion into his living. Neil Haynes has been making guitars as a hobby, entirely by hand, for 25 years; and established Haynes Guitars around two years ago to combine his love for music with woodworking.  There are two strings to the company’s bow: firstly, making complete custom-built guitars for individual customers, and secondly, producing necks and bodies for other luthiers. “It’s great making things by hand, but there’s not a lot of money in it. Everything I’ve ever made is a good instrument, but using Alphacam to drive my CNC router means I can produce a lot more guitars, and every one will be to the highest standard. “When I’m making repeat guitar bodies I need to be able to walk away from the machine knowing each one will be perfect when the cycle finishes. I invested in