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Third Wave Systems announced today it will integrate its Production Module technology with Siemens’ NX™ software to help optimize machining processes. This means that Third Wave Systems can now offer its current and future customers, an interface to the same technology that companies around the world depend on every day, to enhance product development decision making and produce better products. Production Module is process-optimization technology that empowers users to better understand machining processes, make informed decisions about tooling and toolpath strategies and identify potential areas for improvement. The NC program optimization software integrates physics-based material models, CAD/CAM inputs, tooling and workpiece geometries and machine dynamics to create processes that machine dramatically faster while improving tool life and part quality. NX, developed by Siemens’ product lifecycle management (PLM) software business, is an integrated 3D computer-aided design, manufacturing and engineering analysis (CAD/CAM/CAE) solution. “Our customers want technology that has an open data model that

SAP SE announced the launch of the SAP HANA Cloud Platform for the Internet of Things (IoT), expanding its comprehensive portfolio of IoT solutions to help customers connect the core of their business to the edge of the network, gain operational efficiencies and drive the creation of new revenue models, products and services. SAP continues to broaden its reach by collaborating with Siemens and Intel to make it easier for customers to adopt and manage IoT solutions. These collaborations add to a strong partner ecosystem SAP has developed including recent announcements with Jasper, Accenture and T-Systems. Additionally, customers including Tennant are gaining real business value from leveraging SAP HANA to successfully implement IoT. These announcements were made at SAPPHIRE NOW, held May 5-7 in Orlando, Florida. “SAP is helping customers reimagine their business with the most comprehensive portfolio of Internet of Things solutions from core business operations to the edge of the

Kubotek USA has officially released the newest version of KeyCreator 2015. KeyCreator Direct CAD, arguably the fastest CAD modeling solution currently available, adds several new features and functions for even more dynamic modeling and editing. The release also includes many customer-driven enhancements for a better user experience. In addition, the speedy design-to-manufacture prowess and legendary CAD data reuse KeyCreator Direct CAD is known for is further enhanced by new design import options for 2D file types. The latest release of KeyCreator 2015 provides an optional 2D/Drawing Translator package for the import and editing of native CAD drawing file formats. Many companies exchange 2D/Drawing information throughout the supply chain and must convert their native CAD drawing files into other usable 2D/Drawing file extensions for manufacturing purposes. KeyCreator, however, will quickly accept native 2D/Drawing files, and if needed, allow users to make any necessary modifications before completing their manufacturing tasks. Reading and editing

Dassault Systèmes and CST - Computer Simulation Technology AG, developer of the technology-leading CST STUDIO SUITE®, today jointly announced a partnership to integrate 3D electromagnetic simulation technology from CST into Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform. High-tech, transportation & mobility, aerospace & defense, industrial equipment and other industries will soon have access to a best-in-class multi-physics simulation solution for the creation and design of smart objects. The Internet of Things market is expected to reach 26 billion units by 2020 as devices, cars and buildings are developed beyond form and function to digitally interact with the physical world. However, this connectivity can lead to electromagnetic interference between devices or other unintended consequences that degrade product performance, reliability and safety. The combination of Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform with CST STUDIO SUITE technology will enable customers to create and analyze electromagnetic behavioral models that simulate device function in a wide range of frequencies. This capability enhances the

CD-adapco, the largest privately held CFD-focused provider of Computer Aided Engineering software, today announced the release of DARS v2.10. DARS is a standalone simulation tool for the 0D and 1D management and analyses of chemical reactions. DARS v2.10, which is available on the Steve Portal,now features a library generation functionality that makes it possible for customers to quickly explore new fuel blends and operating conditions for simulations with STAR-CD® and STAR-CCM+®. “This is our first release of DARS since it became a wholly-owned CD-adapco product, so naturally we are very excited,” said Jean-Claude Ercolanelli, CD-adapco Senior VP of Product Management. “This latest release will really benefit our customers, especially those who are involved with the analysis of new fuels or existing fuels operating under novel operating conditions.” Ercolanelli added, “All of our products are developed to help engineers make the right decisions early in the design process. DARS v2.10 does exactly that. It

BIMobject® recently announced a global framework agreement with Schneider Electric Industries SAS, one of the largest companies in energy management and automation with operations in more than 100 countries. Schneider Electric offers integrated solutions across multiple market segments, including leadership positions in Non-residential & Residential Buildings, Industries & Machines Manufacturers, Utilities & Infrastructure and Data Centres & Networks. The company achieved revenues of 25 billion euros in 2014. This agreement will strengthen BIMobject’s position as a main supplier of BIM objects to Schneider Electric. The development of Building Information Modelling (BIM) further highlights Schneider Electric’s position in the construction industry. The parametric 3D building components for use in digital building models contains comprehensive technical and organisational information in addition to geometric data. The global framework agreement is a part of BIMobject's large account program, which is only signed to large and global organisations that supply building and interior products. The framework agreement

Würth Elektronik France, a subsidiary of the Würth Elektronik Group, a worldwide leader in the design, manufacturing and distribution of passive components, announces its partnership with TraceParts for the publishing of its CAD models. Würth Elektronik has selected TraceParts for this project in order to diversify its online services and offer its customers new design tools. Quentin Laidebeur and Fabien Brugnone, who are in charge of managing the project, explain the motivation behind the decision: “We were looking for a turn-key solution that would add value to our existing solutions, and. that could also manage the integration and distribution of our data. For various reasons, TraceParts stood out as the obvious partner for us.” The solution proposed by TraceParts enabled us to focus on the quality of our CAD data and to rely on TraceParts’ expertise for the publishing side. From now on, our sales teams will use the TraceParts mobile application to

It’s a tough world for CenterPoint Energy, a company that delivers electricity and gas to 5.5 million customers in Texas. Not only do they have to compete for customers and deliver reliable, economic, compliant, and sustainable products and services safely, but there is disruption everywhere. Consumer behavior is changing, new sources of energy such as wind and solar are emerging, and machines are talking to machines and making decisions without humans. Gary Hayes, the CIO of the company, believes the way to deal with disruption on such massive scale is through technology convergence. Three types of technology must converge to create an intelligent energy future: consumer technologies for smart devices and social media, information technologies for enabling mobility, Big Data analysis and cyber security, and a wide range of operational and business technologies. This convergence is at the core of the Internet of Things (IoT) and is driving new strategies, new operational

The Brush Group, the largest independent manufacturer of turbogenerators in the world, is boosting performance of its generators for gas, steam and hydro-turbine drive applications by leveraging ANSYS  multiphysics engineering simulation solutions. The use of ANSYS® solutions is also leading to time and cost savings. The Brush Group's  turbogenerator, boosting generator performance with ANSYS simulation technology. The Brush Group chose ANSYS simulation to reduce the six-month lead time for new design generator manufacturing and to reduce the extensive costs and complexity of design modifications. "The smallest units weigh at least 40 tons, take up to six months to manufacture and contain many small design change opportunities, some with unmeasurable aspects. So it is simply impossible to take each new design option to the point of physical prototyping," said Sarah Allen, generator development manager, Brush Turbogenerators. "Simulation software, especially integrated, multiphysics simulation, is vital to reduce the variables that these design changes create in

Autodesk, Inc. reported financial results for the first quarter of fiscal 2016. First Quarter Fiscal 2016 Total billings increased 3 percent, compared to the first quarter last year as reported, and 8 percent on a constant currency basis. Deferred revenue increased 20 percent to $1.15 billion, compared to $964 million in the first quarter last year. Total subscriptions increased by approximately 95,000 from the fourth quarter of fiscal 2015. Revenue was $647 million, an increase of 9 percent compared to the first quarter last year as reported, and 13 percent on a constant currency basis. GAAP operating margin was 3 percent, compared to 7 percent in the first quarter last year. Non-GAAP operating margin was 15 percent, compared to 17 percent in the first quarter last year. A reconciliation of GAAP to non-GAAP results is provided in the accompanying tables. GAAP diluted earnings per share were $0.08, compared to $0.12 in the first quarter last year. Non-GAAP diluted earnings per