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CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm announces that Dr. Bjorn Cole, a systems engineer at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), will make a presentation at CIMdata’s Simulation-Driven Systems Development Knowledge Council workshop which will take place at Michigan State University’s Management Education Center in Troy, Michigan on April 27. The event is being held in conjunction with NAFEMS’ Engineering Analysis & Simulation in the Automotive Industry: Emerging Standards & Practices event which will take place at the same location on April 28. The systems modeling community has matured greatly in the past few years since the release of the Systems Modeling Language 1.0. There are now auxiliary standards for execution (fUML, 2011; Precise Semantics for Composite Structures (PSCS), 2015) and tools to support interconnectivity between system models and analyses. In his presentation, “Integration of SysML models with M&S tools for Behavior Modeling & Simulation,” Dr.

Presentation will share details of an integrated systems modeling and analysis platform built from components that are entirely commercial or open-sourced with components in active use at JPL for flight project work. ANN ARBOR, Michigan, 25 February 2016—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm announces that Dr. Bjorn Cole, a systems engineer at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), will join David Long, the immediate past president of INCOSE (The International Council on Systems Engineering) to make a presentation at CIMdata’s Simulation-Driven Systems Development Knowledge Council workshop which will take place at Michigan State University’s Management Education Center in Troy, Michigan on April 27. The event is being held in conjunction with NAFEMS’ Engineering Analysis & Simulation in the Automotive Industry: Emerging Standards & Practices event which will take place at the same location on April 28. The systems modeling community has matured greatly in the past few

CD-adapco, a global provider of multidisciplinary engineering simulation and design exploration software, today announced the release of STAR-CCM+® v11.02, its industry-leading engineering simulation solution. This release delivers new modeling capabilities and brings productivity and usability enhancements that forward the company’s mission to help customers discover better designs, faster. “STAR-CCM+ v11 continues to emphasize our focus on Multidisciplinary Design eXploration (MDX),” said CD-adapco Senior VP of Product Management, Jean-Claude Ercolanelli. “Our primary objective is to equip our customers with the necessary tools to elevate their confidence in the simulation results and help them make critical design decisions quickly and with certainty, giving them a competitive advantage in the marketplace.” To this end, STAR-CCM+ v11.02 introduces Data Focus, a unique visualization technique to explore and interrogate results interactively. Data Focus provides a live and interactive link between quantitative numerical data in plots and qualitative visual data in scenes. This link between quantitative and qualitative analysis

Moods of Norway, a fashion lifestyle brand located in Stryn, Norway, has implemented Gerber Technology's YuniquePLM™ V6 web-based product lifecycle management software to manage its design and development process, while it continues to blend Norwegian heritage with international lifestyle and fashion. "With YuniquePLM V6, we are able to have an individual perspective on products from the 'get go,' allowing designers and buyers to monitor and focus on the progress of various products without the use of multiple systems, data files and complexity," said Moods of Norway Head of Product Thomas Frodal. Kristin Karlsen, head product developer at Moods of Norway, added, "As first time PLM users we have been supported by a team of dedicated industry experts from Gerber and Amatec, Gerber's distributor in Norway, during the implementation. We look forward to increased efficiency and productivity from the improved collaboration and greater access to data in a single location." "We are very pleased to have Moods of Norway, an iconic Scandinavian brand,

Tech Soft 3D today announced the latest release of Tetra 4D Converter, a powerful solution for creating 3D PDFs to support multiple workflows, enabling the model based enterprise by allowing users to package constrained models with all necessary product manufacturing information into a lightweight, sharable format. Tetra4D Converter 2016 now supports exporting 3D data to ACIS (SAT) files as well as updated support for reading the most recent versions of Solid Edge (ST8) and SolidWorks (2016). The 2016 release of Tetra4D Converter also features additional functionality for controlling the display of 3D PMI and views in 3D PDF files. "This latest version of Tetra 4D Converter continues our tradition of delivering the most powerful products to our customers, that are also easy to use, flexible and compatible with multiple CAD formats," said Dave Opsahl, Vice President of Corporate Development for Tech Soft 3D. "We are confident that our customers will love

Tecplot, Inc., developer of the leading CFD visualization and analysis software for engineers and scientists, today announced that researchers at the University of Stuttgart’s Institute of Aerospace Thermodynamics are using Tecplot 360 EX to help design cleaner gas turbine engines. Working under a grant from the German Research Foundation and the Research Association for Combustion Engines, the researchers specifically are working to improve modern aircraft engines by changing the geometry of turbine blade endwalls, the region between two adjacent turbine blades. The end-users of the research findings -- companies that manufacture gas turbine engines -- hope to incorporate the results into their engine development process. The goal is to make gas turbines more fuel-efficient and help reduce pollutants. If this is achieved, the researchers will aid engine-manufacturers in building cleaner and more efficient gas turbines, which in turn will help the engine-users save money by reducing fuel consumption. To accomplish their goals, the

Runsvengruppen, owner of the market leading low price retailer ÖoB, has chosen TechniaTranscat, a subsidiary to Addnode Group, as their strategic partner for implementation of a Product Lifecycle Management solution (PLM). The PLM solution will enable ÖoB to further improve their efficiency, facilitate further expansion and an enhanced range of products. Runsvensgruppen, which operates over one hundred department stores under the brand ÖoB in Sweden, has chosen a PLM solution based on a platform from Dassault Systèmes. The system will be delivered by Addnode Group’s subsidiary, TechniaTranscat, which will be a strategic supplier of software, support and maintenance services. Runsvengruppen has identified a PLM solution as an important system for further growth and to improve the access to a wider range of products. The PLM solution will establish an infrastructure, which will enable global management and quality assurance of all suppliers, assortments and products. “We chose TechniaTranscat as our PLM partner based on

Centric Software, Inc., marked its 2016 fiscal year (ending Jan. 31) with its 4th year of phenomenal growth thanks to overwhelming market adoption of its strategy based on mobility, innovation and extending solutions beyond traditional PLM (product lifecycle management) for fashion, retail, luxury, footwear and consumer goods. Enthusiasm from the market has driven Centric's massive growth and worldwide leadership position. "Centric is disrupting the marketplace with a strong emphasis on mobility and innovation, and by extending the value proposition beyond traditional PLM. The market worldwide continues to give its endorsement," says Chris Groves, president and CEO of Centric Software. "The fashion, outdoor and other consumer goods markets face rapid changes and constant business transformation. We support our customers through transformational projects that go way beyond PLM to help them reach both bottom line savings and top line growth." Milestones for Centric this year include: Bookings growth: Bookings were up more than 70% over

Product Design is a study of structured design processes and methods. Exercise of Structured Design Process (SDP) has many benefits for both Academia and Industries in equal measure. From Industrial aspect, a SDP is mandatory to effectively decide what type of products to bring to market place, schedule the development in existing scenario of uncertain and changing world and create a wonderful and robust product.  From the Academia perspective, the benefits of using SDP include experiences with hands-on products, applications of current technologies, applications of scientific principles and mathematics, studies of systematic experimentation and exploration of boundaries of technology. At the present day scenario, product design is the key battleground that all organisations must master to remain in business – to be competitive in basic level and for this reason alone, present day Product Design can take help from Simulation Technology. Simulation Technology is quite young in its development and applications aspects in Industries. Simulation Technology is based on Computational Knowledge and

Three major Indian IT companies — Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services and Wipro — have joined President Barack Obama's ambitious Computer Science for All initiative as part of a public-private collaboration, pledging thousands of dollars in grants. Obama announced his “Computer Sciences for All” plan in his weekly address Jan. 30 as he emphasized the need for teaching the subject as a "basic skill" to all children across schools in the country in a changing economy. While Infosys has pledged a $1 million in donation, Tata Consultancy Services is providing support in the form of grants to teachers in 27 U.S. cities, the White House said in a fact sheet, also issued Jan. 30. Wipro announced a $2.8 million grant for multi-year project in partnership with the University of Michigan to involve over a hundred school teachers, with the aim of nurturing excellence in science and mathematics. This would start with the public school systems of Chicago, Obama's hometown. According to