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CADLearning, a learning partner in the Autodesk community, has earned the status of Autodesk Authorized Publisher in the newly revamped publisher program. In the updated program, the Authorized Publisher Program (APP) designation has been awarded to a very select and small number of publishers in the Autodesk space. The designation means that CADLearning resources are now syndicated through the Autodesk Knowledge Network (AKN) and In-Product Help, making select content available at knowledge.autodesk.com and to Autodesk customers and trial users within select Autodesk products. “Having worked with Autodesk as a publisher for more than a decade, we’re thrilled to be part of the newly revamped program,” says Matt Murphy, Senior Director of Product Strategy, CADLearning. “Like so many of our customers, we’re glad to see Autodesk focus their efforts on delivering quality content to their end-users and making it readily available through AKN and in-application.” CADLearning offers a diverse library of resources, including

Manufacturers of advanced electronic products – ranging from mobile and networking appliances to futuristic Internet of Things devices – will become more powerful, smaller and more energy efficient thanks to new advances from TSMC and ANSYS. TSMC's certification of ANSYS solutions for its 10nm FinFET process technology, enables customers to deliver their innovative and reliable products to market faster while minimizing design costs and risk. TSMC also certified ANSYS solutions for the latest 7nm design rule manual and SPICE model for early design starts. Additionally, ANSYS solutions are enabled for TSMC's Integrated Fanout (InFO), the advanced wafer-level packaging technology for three-dimensional integrated circuits. Today's cutting-edge electronic products demand minimal power yet still be reliable under a variety of conditions while still being affordable. These requirements place demands on the chip as well as a package, board and system. The TSMC certification provides users with a proven design process for advanced System on

Siemens’ integrated suite of computer aided design (CAD), product data management (PDM) and product lifecycle management (PLM) software solutions are replacing the legacy system of German automotive supplier Bosch in its Electrical Drives division. Starting in summer 2016, Siemens NX™ software and Teamcenter® software will serve as the common development platform for the division’s global operations. Bosch has been using CAD/PDM/PLM software from Siemens in other business units for several years. Its decision to expand into the Electrical Drives division is part of its strategic plan to consolidate its diversified tool landscape with a unified methodology for modelling, design and collaboration. The volume of the deal will not be disclosed. Bosch’s decision for Siemens software aligns with its goal to optimize the value chain of the Electric Drives division with a modular toolkit-concept. This will also be the basis for digital collaboration between different departments across the product development process. The increased standardization and new

Siemens’ integrated suite of computer aided design (CAD), product data management (PDM) and product lifecycle management (PLM) software solutions are replacing the legacy system of German automotive supplier Bosch in its Electrical Drives division. Starting in summer 2016, Siemens NX™ software and Teamcenter® software will serve as the common development platform for the division’s global operations. Bosch has been using CAD/PDM/PLM software from Siemens in other business units for several years. Its decision to expand into the Electrical Drives division is part of its strategic plan to consolidate its diversified tool landscape with a unified methodology for modelling, design and collaboration. The volume of the deal will not be disclosed. Bosch’s decision for Siemens software aligns with its goal to optimize the value chain of the Electric Drives division with a modular toolkit-concept. This will also be the basis for digital collaboration between different departments across the product development process. The increased standardization and new

Gerber Technology, the world leader in integrated software and automation solutions for the apparel and industrial markets, has entered into a creative partnership with fashion designer Danit Peleg. "We are thrilled to announce the partnership of Danit Peleg and Gerber Technology," said Karsten Newbury, Gerber's vice president and general manager, Software Solutions. "Danit's work is a testament to innovation and vision. We are excited about the journeys we'll be able to take together." Peleg will work with Gerber on the development of design technology that accelerates product development and quality, including the continued evolution of Gerber's YuniquePLM™ and AccuMark® products. "Our product development is focused on a full range of integrated solutions that help to speed time to market, through improvements to collaboration, communication, quality and accuracy all along the supply chain," Newbury said. At the same time, Peleg will build her own line of apparel products, with Gerber as her lead technology partner. Israel-based Peleg created a 3D-printed, five-piece fashion collection as part of her

RLM Apparel Software, a solutions provider to the fashion industry, will set up integration between Cushnie et Ochs and a third party logistics provider for both their inbound and outbound distribution and will implement the end-to-end solution with Go Live for Fall shipping 2016. RLM Partner and Vice President of Product Development Rick Lynn states, "We are proud that RLM Software solutions are integral to the growth of the Cushnie et Ochs brand. Their design team will be issuing their sample fabric purchases within the RLM Apparel Software system, which will give visibility into seasonal costs for design and development. Cushnie et Ochs uses high quality fabrics and does much of their production domestically in New York City. Through the RLM Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) module, they will track fabric purchasing requirements, along with fabric inventory and consumption with different contractors. Sales and merchandising will utilize RLM Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) for order fulfillment,

Oracle Corporation today announced fiscal 2016 Q3 results. The strengthening of the U.S. dollar compared to foreign currencies had a significant impact on results in the quarter. Total Revenues were $9.0 billion, down 3% in U.S. dollars and up 1% in constant currency. Cloud plus On-Premise Software Revenues were $7.1 billion, down 1% in U.S. dollars and up 3% in constant currency. Cloud software as a service (SaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) revenues were $583 million, up 57% in U.S. dollars and up 61% in constant currency. Cloud infrastructure as a service (IaaS) revenues were $152 million, down 2% in U.S. dollars and up 2% in constant currency. Total Cloud Revenues were $735 million, up 40% in U.S. dollars and up 44% in constant currency. Total On-Premise Software Revenues were $6.3 billion, down 4% in U.S. dollars and unchanged in constant currency. Total Hardware Revenues were $1.1 billion,

India's Tata Consultancy Services, a leading global IT, consulting and business solutions firm, has topped the customer satisfaction ranking for the third consecutive year, according to a survey on Europe's largest service provider performance.  Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) topped the ranking for the IT services industry and was also rated number one across all nine individual key performance indicators (KPIs).  The survey conducted across 13 countries in Europe by Whitelane Research in partnership with PA Consulting (in the UK & Nordics) is based on the experiences of more than 1,500 business leaders, who oversee 4,500 IT services contracts with a combined annual total contract value of over 40 billion euros.  "To be endorsed as the satisfaction leader in Europe by 1,500 CXOs, validates that we are continuing to be relevant to our customers as they look to significantly transform their businesses," said N Chandrasekaran, CEO and Managing Director TCS.  "We believe that the most important

On 1 March 2016, Siemens PLM Software and Autodesk jointly announced they will take steps to improve interoperability between their respective product lifecycle management (PLM) software solutions. In the agreement the companies state they will “share toolkit technology and exchange end-user software applications to build and market interoperable products.” They did not specify which software, but by providing access to their respective toolkits each company will have available the other’s official programming interfaces to read and write native data files. While not groundbreaking, since most solution suppliers already reverse engineer data access, the sharing of official interfaces should result in solutions built on more stable and upgradeable data interoperability. CIMdata welcomes this cooperation and views it as indicative of a growing acknowledgement by solution providers that their clients live in a multi-CAD, multi-solution world. By exchanging end-user applications, Siemens and Autodesk hope to improve on the larger issue found in geometric

 PDF On 1 March 2016, Siemens PLM Software and Autodesk jointly announced they will take steps to improve interoperability between their respective product lifecycle management (PLM) software solutions. In the agreement the companies state they will “share toolkit technology and exchange end-user software applications to build and market interoperable products.” They did not specify which software, but by providing access to their respective toolkits each company will have available the other’s official programming interfaces to read and write native data files. While not groundbreaking, since most solution suppliers already reverse engineer data access, the sharing of official interfaces should result in solutions built on more stable and upgradeable data interoperability. CIMdata welcomes this cooperation and views it as indicative of a growing acknowledgement by solution providers that their clients live in a multi-CAD, multi-solution world. By exchanging end-user applications, Siemens and Autodesk hope to improve on the larger issue found in geometric