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Anark Corporation, leading provider of Model Based Enterprise (MBE) and Visual Communication software solutions, announced today that it has been awarded the production 3D MBE contract from Hill AFB for their Automatic 3D Part Report Generation (A3DPRG) system, which will put into production a complete system to create and modify 3D Part Reports for engineering and provisioning data from 3D Model Based Engineering (MBE) Computer Aided Design (CAD) models and associated engineering data in the A-10 Teamcenter Product Life-Cycle Management (PLM) database. These part reports are essential to satisfying the mission requirements to support the A-10 Enhanced Wing Assembly (EWA) created under the A-10 Wing Replacement Program (WRP) and the A-10 throughout its lifecycle. For the past six years the Department of Defense has been leading the way in developing best practices and procedures to enable the 3D Model Based Enterprise (3D MBE) through the transformation of their Native CAD plus Model

Onshape announced $80 million in new equity financing led by Andreessen Horowitz with participation from existing investors New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Commonwealth Capital Ventures and North Bridge Venture Partners. To date, Onshape has raised $144 million in total funding. Onshape will use the new investment to significantly expand worldwide sales and marketing efforts and increase its R&D and strong customer support. This round of funding comes toward the end of Onshape’s highly successful beta test program as the company looks to soon transition to its first formal release. While still in the beta stage, Onshape has already achieved historic firsts for professional 3D CAD: Runs completely within a web browser (on PC, Mac, Linux, and Chromebook) Delivers full CAD capabilities on phones and tablets (Apple iOS and Android) Provides instant and controlled collaboration and sharing Includes built-­in version control Requires absolutely zero IT support (no installation, no licenses, no updates to manage) Andreessen Horowitz, a leading Silicon

Lectra presented its strategic vision for the Chinese apparel manufacturing industry during CISMA 2015 (Shanghai, China). Lectra outlined the challenges and opportunities Chinese apparel manufacturers are facing in the context of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's 10-year strategic plan: 'Made in China 2025'. This plan aims to help the Chinese economy develop its capacity for value-added manufacturing and smart industrial production. Daniel Harari, Lectra CEO, and Andreas Kim, Managing Director of Lectra Greater China, shared their perspectives on what 'Made in China 2025' means for this rapidly evolving market and how technology-driven smart production can help Chinese companies speed up product development and add value to their design and manufacturing activities, so they can differentiate themselves from competitors in emerging markets by providing their customers with better service, more innovative style options and a superior-quality product. "China's apparel manufacturing industry has driven the country's economy for the past three decades

Dassault Systèmes successfully concluded their annual 3DEXPERIENCE Forum 2015. Held in Bangalore and Mumbai on September 8th and September 10th 2015, the 3DEXPERIENCE Forum saw an attendance of over 1000 visitors this year. The event witnessed the presence of market leaders such as Mr. Ganesh Subramanian, Head of New Initiatives at Myntra, Mr. Sridhar Gatpa, Principal training division at Infosys, Mr. Nandkumar Khandare, Sr. VP at Ashok Leyland, Mr. Krishna Kumar Founder & MD at Simbus Technologies amongst other industry veterans. Presided by Mr. Bernard Charlès, President and CEO, Dassault Systèmes, the 3DEXPERIENCE Forum 2015 was about doing business in the Age of Experience. The central theme of this year’s event was Experiencing Sustainable Innovation: Taking a Billion Along. At the two-day event, customers extensively discussed the critical need of innovation for emerging economies and driving business in a dynamic experiential environment in a sustainable manner. The plenary session in both the cities were

Bentley Systems, Incorporated, today announced the project finalists in the 2015 Be Inspired Awards program. The awards honor the extraordinary work of Bentley users advancing infrastructure design, construction, and operations throughout the world. Ten independent jury panels comprising distinguished industry experts selected the 54 finalists from more than 360 nominations submitted by organizations in 55 countries. The finalists will present their innovative projects in front of their peers, the jurors, and the more than 100 members of the media at The Year in Infrastructure 2015 Conference, taking place Nov. 3-5 in London, U.K. This global gathering of leading figures in the world of infrastructure design, construction, and operations will feature: a series of thought-provoking keynotes by Bentley senior management as well as guest speakers comprising prominent industry thought leaders; interactive workshops exploring the intersection of technology and business drivers, and how they are shaping the future of infrastructure project delivery and asset performance; informative industry forums featuring expert speakers from prominent

Autodesk, Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire netfabb, a Lupburg, Germany-based developer of software solutions for industrial additive design and manufacturing. Autodesk will also make a strategic investment in FIT Technology Group, the parent company of netfabb and provider of additive manufacturing software and services. The two companies will collaborate to increase adoption of technology for industrial additive manufacturing. Autodesk plans to use foreign capital for the transaction, which is expected to close in Autodesk's Q4 FY2016. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. "Autodesk has always been impressed by FIT's track record in creating powerful solutions to meet the challenges of industrial additive manufacturing and together we will accelerate a new future of making things," said Samir Hanna, Autodesk vice president and general manager, Consumer & 3D Printing. "We look forward to welcoming the netfabb team to Autodesk and helping designers and manufacturers worldwide take 3D printing beyond prototyping

Key takeaways: ·         SOLIDWORKS 2016 boasts a new redesigned user interface complementary to Windows 10 and supports high resolution, high-pixel density displays ·         SOLIDWORKS Visualize incorporates technology from Dassault Systèmes’ acquisition of Bunkspeed On September 22, 2015, Mr. Gian Paolo Bassi, CEO, SOLIDWORKS, opened the SOLIDWORKS 2016 Launch event at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston, Massachusetts. Speaking from the front of the podium in the Institute’s full-scale reproduction of the U.S. Senate Chamber, Mr. Bassi reminded his audience of customers, analysts, and press sitting at the 100 replica Senator desks of SOLIDWORKS’ mission: who they are; where they want to go; and how they will get there. Mr. Bassi summarized the impact of SOLIDWORKS for the attendees present in the impressive room as well as on-line streaming viewers by recognizing the almost 3 million licenses of SOLIDWORKS software are in use in over 210,000 companies across 80 countries. He spoke of

CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm and Longview Advisors, Inc., organizer of 3D CIC, announce that Jeff Plant, Chief Process Architect & Director of Business Capabilities at Boeing Commercial Airplanes, will make a keynote presentation at PLM Road Map™ for the Aerospace & Defense Industry featuring 3D CIC. This two-day event will be held October 28-29 at The Westfields Marriott – Washington, Dulles. All major PLM software providers offer commercial capability for conversion of their native format files into standard formats. Unfortunately, these conversions are neither complete nor consistent, nor do they address advanced CAD features. In his keynote address, Influencing Standards for Data Storage and Exchange, Plant will discuss strategies to influence future progress in closing the gap between native and standard formats. A critical prerequisite is knowing where to place the lever. Boeing has undertaken considerable research into the status and potential of

 PDF Key takeaways: SOLIDWORKS 2016 boasts a new redesigned user interface complementary to Windows 10 and supports high resolution, high-pixel density displays SOLIDWORKS Visualize incorporates technology from Dassault Systèmes’ acquisition of Bunkspeed On September 22, 2015, Mr. Gian Paolo Bassi, CEO, SOLIDWORKS, opened the SOLIDWORKS 2016 Launch event at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston, Massachusetts. Speaking from the front of the podium in the Institute’s full-scale reproduction of the U.S. Senate Chamber, Mr. Bassi reminded his audience of customers, analysts, and press sitting at the 100 replica Senator desks of SOLIDWORKS’ mission: who they are; where they want to go; and how they will get there. Mr. Bassi summarized the impact of SOLIDWORKS for the attendees present in the impressive room as well as on-line streaming viewers by recognizing the almost 3 million licenses of SOLIDWORKS software are in use in over 210,000 companies across 80 countries. He spoke of the current

Boeing’s Jeff Plant will discuss strategies for influencing standards for data storage and exchange. Ann Arbor, Michigan, 24 September 2015—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm and Longview Advisors, Inc., organizer of 3D CIC, announce that Jeff Plant, Chief Process Architect & Director of Business Capabilities at Boeing Commercial Airplanes, will make a keynote presentation at PLM Road Map™ for the Aerospace & Defense Industry featuring 3D CIC. This two-day event will be held October 28-29 at The Westfields Marriott – Washington, Dulles. All major PLM software providers offer commercial capability for conversion of their native format files into standard formats. Unfortunately, these conversions are neither complete nor consistent, nor do they address advanced CAD features. In his keynote address, Influencing Standards for Data Storage and Exchange, Plant will discuss strategies to influence future progress in closing the gap between native and standard formats. A critical prerequisite