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Maplesoft™ today announced a major new release of MapleSim™, an advanced system-level modeling and simulation platform, together with important updates to many of the specialized component libraries and connectivity tools in the MapleSim family of products. MapleSim offers a modern approach to physical modeling and simulation, dramatically reducing model development and analysis time while producing fast, high-fidelity simulations. The latest release provides a variety of new features that further support the creation, simulation, and analysis of multidomain, system-level models. Enhancements include advanced diagnostic tools, expanded component libraries, and other improvements requested by customers. The advanced diagnostic tools help engineers identify the source of problems in their models and simulations, and improve their model’s efficiency and robustness. Other improvements include the addition of over 50 new components in the magnetic, thermal, electrical, and signal block libraries, and a new connections manager that makes it easier to keep track of connections and port variables, and allows new

German shipbuilder Blohm+Voss selected Siemens’ integrated suite of product lifecycle management (PLM) software solutions to support its entire ship design, engineering and construction processes. The holistic approach to shipbuilding delivered by the Siemens PLM Software business was the determining factor in the shipyard’s decision to replace its previous software with Siemens’ specialized shipbuilding solution, including its Teamcenter® portfolioand NX™ software. Working in conjunction with SGP Management Consultants GmbH, Blohm+Voss judged the Siemens PLM software solution as superior to several other specialized shipbuilding software offerings evaluated during their comprehensive selection process. “The experience of our engineering and construction workforce is the main reason our shipyard has been in the position to develop and deliver some of the most bespoken Mega Yachts in the last decade.” said Peer Ostendorff, Director Engineering of Blohm+Voss. “By supporting our processes with Siemens’ integrated PLM software solutions, we are taking the crucial next step to further enhance our employees’

AVEVA says that NIPIGAS has extended its contract for AVEVA’s Integrated Engineering & Design solution. The new contract means that NIPIGAS will use AVEVA software to create a collaborative digital environment that enables greater control over the entire design and engineering process. This extended contract includes access to AVEVA’s flagship 3D design software, AVEVA Everything3D™ (AVEVA E3D™). AVEVA’s Integrated Engineering & Design software solution scales to support projects of any size, enabling NIPIGAS to take on bigger, more complex capital projects To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Aveva on CIMdata.com

PTC continues to demonstrate its leadership, vision and technical prowess for the Internet of Things at the sold out PTC LiveWorx® Europe conference, which took place this week at the ICS conference center Stuttgart, Germany. Attended by more than 2,500, PTC LiveWorx Europe is a premier European conference where professionals go to learn about the IoT. PTC LiveWorx Europe kicked off with a thought-provoking keynote about PTC’s vision for the IoT and the impact of merging physical and digital worlds by Jim Heppelmann, president and CEO of PTC. The conference highlighted a new technology announcement of PTC Windchill 11 – PLM software for smart, connected products – and continued with insights from industry giants GE and Bosch Software Innovations as IoT partners. Professor Gunter Dueck, philosopher, writer, columnist, and management expert, was an inspiring second day conference keynote and shared his thoughts on how the IoT changed the world landscape, highlighted some challenges

Cadence Design Systems, Inc. announced it plans to host two digital design-focused user summits in December. The Front-End Design Summit is scheduled for December 2, 2015, and the Digital Implementation Summit is scheduled for December 10, 2015. Both user summits are to be held at Cadence® headquarters in San Jose, Calif., and are intended for design engineers or managers who have an interest in discussing industry trends and solutions for today's design challenges. WHAT:  Join industry visionaries, academic experts, peers and the Cadence R&D team at the two free user summits. Topics of discussion for the Front-End Design Summit include: Advanced synthesis technologies, including physically aware synthesis Design-for-test (DFT) implementation and verification Formal verification, including coverage for low-power and engineering change order (ECO) automation Topics of discussion for the Implementation Summit include: Physical design implementation techniques for different design architectures Implementation techniques and flows to push power, performance and area (PPA) boundaries Effective power optimization in the implementation flow Process challenges and advanced foundry

Centric Software has opened its first Latin American office in Mexico City, aiming to build relationships with companies in the Latin American fashion industry and support their production of clothing, footwear, luxury goods, and consumer goods. Leveraging the success with women's clothing brand STF Group S.A. and urban clothing retailer Quest, both based in Colombia, Centric Software plans to develop a market throughout Latin America. Centric's Mexico City office, in the heart of the fashionable Roma-Condesa district, joins its worldwide offices in California, New York, London, Milan, Paris, Munich, Barcelona, Amsterdam, and Shanghai. Centric will support the fashion industry in Latin America with intuitive, easy-to-use, web- and mobile-based PLM software that provides "single version of the truth" solutions for planning lines, global sourcing, calendar management, materials, quality, collections, technical design, and continuous improvement of retail sales execution. Centric's PLM mobile applications, which are the first to be developed in the sector, keep

Altair announced it will provide an open source licensing option for its market-leading HPC workload manager, PBS Professional® (PBS Pro). Scheduled to be released to the open source community in mid-2016, PBS Pro will become available under two different licensing options for commercial installations and as an Open Source Initiative compliant version. The decision includes working closely with Intel and the Linux Foundation’s OpenHPC Collaborative Project to integrate the open source version of PBS Pro. PBS Pro HPC workload management technology, originally developed at NASA’s Ames Research Center, was acquired by Altair along with its development team in 2003. Today, PBS Pro is the industry leading commercial solution to automate job scheduling, management, monitoring and reporting, and is the trusted solution for complex TOP500 systems as well as cluster owners. “There is growing demand for open source middleware technology to support high-end HPC computing initiatives and broader access to HPC both on-premise

Infosys today said it has completed the acquisition of US-based oil and gas consulting firm Noah Consulting. Last month, the Bengaluru-based firm had announced the acquisition of Noah Consulting for USD 70 million (about Rs 453.5 crore) in an all-cash deal. “Infosys has completed the acquisition of Noah Consulting, a provider of advanced information management consulting services for the oil and gas industry. The acquisition is in accordance with the terms set out in the agreement announced by the company on October 19, 2015,” it said in a statement. The acquisition positioned Infosys to offer end-to-end data management services to oil and gas companies globally. Noah’s deep industry knowledge, information strategy planning, data governance and architecture capabilities combined with Infosys’ ability to provide technology and outsourcing services will offer clients in the oil and gas industry next—generation data analytics solutions, the statement said. Founded in 2008, the Texas-headquartered firm helps companies plan, architect and deploy

Key takeaways: Five years in development, Windchill 11 has grown in breadth, depth and flexibility to support the growing complexity of PTC’s customers’ products ThingWorx technology is transforming Windchill 11 to become a smart, connected PLM platform by enabling integration and mash-ups of data created and maintained within PLM and other environments Role-based apps and an HTML5 user interface are designed to democratize PLM and make it more usable to an expanded community of users PTC is committed to cloud-based delivery of its products and also announced new subscription licensing PTC announced the release of Windchill 11—a solution that they state delivers “Smart, Connected PLM” to better support developing and delivering products and solutions in today’s world of the Internet of Things (IoT) and systems of systems. Jim Heppelmann, PTC President and CEO, stated that “IoT is PLM” and that PTC is developing its products and services to better enable its customers to develop the

 PDF Key takeaways: Over the years, Windchill has grown in breadth, depth, and flexibility to support the growing complexity of PTC’s customers’ products ThingWorx technology is transforming Windchill into a smart, connected PLM platform by enabling integration and mash-ups of data created and maintained within PLM and other environments Windchill 11's role-based applications and HTML5 user interface are designed to democratize PLM and make it more usable to an expanded community of users PTC is committed to cloud-based delivery of its products and also announced new subscription licensing PTC announced the release of Windchill 11—a solution that they state delivers “Smart, Connected PLM” to better support developing, delivering, and supporting products and solutions in today’s world of the Internet of Things (IoT) and systems of systems. Jim Heppelmann, PTC President and CEO, stated that “IoT is PLM” and that PTC is developing its products and services to better enable its customers to develop and support smart,