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Dassault Systèmeshas been ranked second by Corporate Knightsin the 2016 Top 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World (Global 100) index and is now the highest ranked technology company on the list. This is the fifth consecutive year that the French software company has been included in the index and sees a significant leap from last year’s ranking where the company was placed at number 17. The Corporate Knights Global 100 index is recognised globally as the gold standard for corporate sustainability analysis. Rankings are based on the evaluation of a number of key performance indicators including environmental, social, financial and innovation capacity. Dassault Systèmes provides business and people with 3DEXPERIENCE universes to imagine sustainable innovations capable of harmonising product, nature and life. In this regard, sustainability is at the heart of all company activities—from its industry sectors to research and development, site management and human resources. This year’s list also includes many Dassault Systèmes

PTC today announced that Aridea Solutions, a provider of software and hardware systems that monitor environmental conditions, has successfully implemented the PTC ThingWorx technology and has begun accruing benefits from the deployment. Aridea Solutions, headquartered in Charleston, West Virginia, offers a comprehensive suite of solutions that provide its customers in a variety of industries and agencies with real-time, remote access to weather, water, and air information for the purpose of lowering their compliance-related costs. The company’s cloud based, software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions are marketed to the extractive, chemical, and utilities industries. These solutions are solar powered, and consist of sophisticated software, sensors, and, now, embedded PTC ThingWorx technology. “When we founded Aridea Solutions, we envisioned a time when environmental parameters would be monitored in real-time and communicate with each other, machines, and people to help deliver better outcomes for our industries and the environment in which we live,” said BJ Evans, co-founder and managing

BobCAD-CAM’s latest CNC software release will be on full display at the upcoming SOLIDWORKS World 2016 and attendees will be among some of the first to see the new BobCAM for SOLIDWORKS™ Gold Product CAM plug-in. The new BobCAM V5 CNC programming software, which launched in December 2015, includes more features and overall system improvements than ever before. It also marked the release of two completely new add-on modules: Mill Turn, a CAM programming product for multitask machining, and BobART, an artistic application. The new modules and V5 software will be shown at BobCAD-CAM’s booth in the Partner Pavilion section of the SOLIDWORKS™ World show, which is scheduled for January 31 – February 3 in Dallas, TX. “There’s a lot of new CAM functionality and programming power packed into the new BobCAM product,” explains Sean Owen, COO of BobCAD-CAM. “This version includes tons of new features that were built directly from customer feedback and should go a

Lectra is pleased to announce DiaminoFurniture V6R2, the latest version of its marker-making solution for upholstered furniture. This new release expands the scope of automated marker-making capabilities, accelerating the product development process, delivering higher quality finished products and maximizing material saving in the cutting room. Today, consumers demand furniture that reflects their lifestyle. They want sophisticated pieces in an infinite variety of colors and fabrics, with ever-shorter lead times. Manufacturers must therefore constantly renew their offer, making it difficult to remain profitable and competitive, as they have to create and manage a greater number of increasingly complex markers to fulfill orders on time and on budget. DiaminoFurniture is a key element of Lectra's end-to-end furniture offer, using automation to accelerate the pre-production process, and removing time-consuming, repetitive manual tasks. For manufacturers, the situation is further complicated by rising fabric costs, driving them to find less costly alternatives to protect margins and maintain competitiveness.

Mr Eisei Higuchi, Chief Engineer, HONDA R&D Co. Ltd, states: "HONDA R&D has been using ESI's Virtual Performance Solution for over 20 years. Today, we are leveraging the capacities of Virtual Performance Solution's single-core model on a full car for our latest vehicle platform development. The consistent chaining of virtual manufacturing results and virtual performance - not only for crash and safety domains but also for NVH and durability - is a definite technological breakthrough. Virtual Performance Solution enables us to ensure the right levels of product performance for lightweight design, and to face challenges related to evolving regulations." Relative to the newest features added to Virtual Performance Solution, Mr. Higuchi continues: "We look forward to implementing ESI's advanced water management solutions and to benefiting from the latest enhancements of Virtual Performance Solution, especially regarding NVH." ESI's Virtual Performance Solution 2015 delivers new functionalities that extend virtual testing capabilities across multiple domains, while improving Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) process

Engineers across disciplines – from structures to fluids to electromagnetics to systems – will realize step-change improvements in the way they develop products using the newly released ANSYS® 17.0. This next generation of ANSYS  industry-leading engineering simulation solutions set the scene for the next quantum leaps in product development, enabling unprecedented advancements across an array of industry initiatives from smart devices to autonomous vehicles to more energy-efficient machines. The most feature-rich release in the company's 45-year history, available today, delivers 10x improvements to product development productivity, insight and performance. Simulation has been identified as one of the key pillars of the next industrial revolution, known as Industry 4.0. With the advent of the Internet of Things all products are getting smarter, new advanced materials are enabling lighter, stronger and more sustainable designs, and additive manufacturing enables users to 3-D print anything they can imagine. Unlocking the power of these trends is impossible without

Latin American design firm BarriosEscudero sees every project as an opportunity to combine technology, materials, and fabrication techniques to create structures that prevent wastefulness during construction. To do so, they avoid cookie-cutter solutions and seek out personalized responses to every challenge they face. Interested in seeing what the office has created using this design philosophy? If you’ve visited the Vectorworks 2016 webpage and explored our Subdivision Surfaces feature, you might have already seen one of their projects: the Pabellón Ricchezze. Commissioned as part of the International Furniture Fair of Argentina (FIMAR) Exposition, the Pabellón Ricchezze, or Ricchezze Pavilion, takes inspiration from the flow of ergonomic furniture design. The husband and wife design team at BarriosEscudero set out to represent the organic movement of wood grain through a sculpted piece, and the resulting pavilion creates a differentiated space that provides privacy and comfort on a bustling show floor while simultaneously promoting the

There’s a new way of doing mechanical engineering, and Michigan Technological University is taking steps to make sure that their students come out of school skilled at using the new technology.   HyperWorks® modeling and simulation software developed by Altair, a technology and services company that focuses on business and engineering innovation, is delivering a new class of design tools for tomorrow’s engineer. And Michigan Tech is one of the first engineering schools to incorporate this commercial suite of computer-aided engineering software into its entire mechanical engineering curriculum. The software enables engineers to do simulation-driven design, which takes the place of prototyping, testing and prototyping again. “It’s faster and cheaper,” says Associate Professor Chuck Van Karsen, who teaches the new Altair software. “Students are learning to make better decisions without as much guesswork.”  Now, instead of guessing what their engineering project should look like, building it, testing it to see what doesn’t work, going

CGS, a global provider of business applications, enterprise learning and outsourcing services, today announced that Glamorise Foundations, Inc., a designer and manufacturer of bras for full-figured women, selected BlueCherry® Enterprise Resource Processing Suite (ERP) to support its sales expansion, purchasing and sourcing growth, and supply chain processes. After reflecting on its continued global expansion, Glamorise sought a solution to support the purchasing and sourcing for its expanded selling platform. While considering BlueCherry ERP to support its sales channel growth, Glamorise also discovered the added value the solution could bring to its supply chain processes, offering a single system of support for customer orders, electronic data interchange (EDI) and more. The CGS BlueCherry ERP solution will arm Glamorise with the tools needed to support its continued growth and will create a single system for supply chain and process management. "When we outgrew our legacy system, we knew we needed a trusted solution to

EMC Corporation today reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2015 financial results. Fourth-quarter consolidated revenue was $7 billion, flat year over year (up 3% on a constant currency basis2). GAAP net income attributable to EMC was $771 million in the fourth quarter, and GAAP earnings per weighted average diluted share was $0.39 in the fourth quarter. Non-GAAP1 net income attributable to EMC was $1.3 billion in the fourth quarter, and non-GAAP1 earnings per weighted average diluted share in the fourth quarter was $0.65. Full-year 2015 GAAP and non-GAAP3 revenue was $24.7 billion and $24.8 billion, respectively, up 1% year over year (up 5% on a constant currency basis2. GAAP net income attributable to EMC for 2015 was $2 billion, and GAAP earnings per weighted average diluted share was $1.01. Non-GAAP3 net income attributable to EMC for 2015 was $3.6 billion, and non-GAAP3earnings per weighted average diluted share for 2015 was $1.82. EMC generated $1.9 billion in operating cash flow