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GRAPHISOFT® will showcase the latest version of its industry-leading BIM software solution for architects and designers, ArchiCAD 19 at this year's AIA National Convention in Atlanta, GA at booth #3075,May 14-16. For the first time in public, the GRAPHISOFT team will demonstrate the performance enhancements and speed found in ARCHICAD 19. The software features predictive background processing, an industry-first to BIM. Architects, designers and home builders will benefit from its lightning-fast response times. "By enhancing software performance, GRAPHISOFT powers up an already intuitive and responsive set of tools for the architect," said Steve Benford, Managing Director, at GRAPHISOFT North America. "With ARCHICAD 19, our users will have access to cutting edge technology and one of the fastest BIM tools available." GRAPHISOFT North America proudly announces that representatives from seasoned and newly established ARCHICAD firms will be sharing their experiences in using BIM to achieve growth and improve profitability. On Friday morning, Don Whitten, AIA of Marietta, Georgia-based Collins

Due to the different interface set-ups between the mold-filling CAE software and the real-world injection molding machine, it posed a tricky challenge for CAE engineers to apply the parameter set-ups in CAE software to the actual UI set-ups in a real injection molding. Thus, this barrier might interfere with the effective communication between CAE engineers and machine operators. In addition, the dynamic response of an injection molding machine was not factored into the CAE simulation analysis, resulting in a discrepancy in simulation accuracy when comparing it with the actual molding. Thus, these two issues had been major challenges faced by many CAE engineers and machine operators in their daily work. With the latest breakthrough technology in CAE simulation, Moldex3D has successfully bridged the communication gap between simulation and manufacturing.  Moldex3D “Process Wizard” supports the properties of widely used molding machines for use in the injection molding simulation. CAE engineers can now

ANSYS simulation tools, which deliver needed accuracy and reduced turnaround time, while ensuring power integrity and electromigration (EM) reliability, have been certified by UMC 28 and 40-nanometer (nm) technologies. As the world's appetite for smart products continues to grow, 28-nanometer process technology is becoming the workhorse for most of the mobile, computing and Internet of Things applications, while 40-nanometer is becoming the lead technology for such automotive applications as microcontrollers. UMC, a leading semiconductor foundry, is actively addressing the needs of its 28- and 40-nanometer customers by delivering reliable, low power and cost-effective solutions. UMC's certification of ANSYS®RedHawk™ and ANSYS Totem™ includes static and dynamic voltage drop analysis and signal and power EM verification with accuracy correlation and circuit resistance validation for poly-SiON, High-K/Metal Gate (HKMG) and mixed-signal RFCMOS technologies as per UMC's requirements. These process technologies are typically used for designing chips serving mobile, computing, IoT, automotive and other applications. "By working

CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm, announces that SunPower’s Senior Operations Program Manager, Pascal Rassinoux, will make a keynote presentation at PLM Road Map™ for the High Tech Electronics (HTE) Community. The event will take place on June 16th at the Biltmore Hotel & Suites in Santa Clara, California. In his presentation, “How SunPower Deployed PLM Globally: Adopting PLM the Lean Way,” Pascal Rassinoux will share how his team responded to a challenge from SunPower’s leadership to find a way to get the benefits of a traditional PLM implementation only faster and better. Six years ago SunPower had a number of challenges in new product introduction. In particular, each product team had its own distinct process and system for managing configurations and changes, making cross-functional collaboration difficult. At the same time SunPower was gearing up for its biggest challenge to date: construction of the California Solar

Presentation will chronicle how SunPower deployed PLM throughout the organization by adopting a lean methodology. Ann Arbor, Michigan, 12 May 2015—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm, announces that SunPower’s Senior Operations Program Manager, Pascal Rassinoux, will make a keynote presentation at PLM Road Map™ for the High Tech Electronics (HTE) Community. The event will take place on June 16th at the Biltmore Hotel & Suites in Santa Clara, California. In his presentation, “How SunPower Deployed PLM Globally: Adopting PLM the Lean Way,” Pascal Rassinoux will share how his team responded to a challenge from SunPower’s leadership to find a way to get the benefits of a traditional PLM implementation only faster and better. Six years ago SunPower had a number of challenges in new product introduction. In particular, each product team had its own distinct process and system for managing configurations and changes, making cross-functional collaboration difficult.

By introducing RuleDesigner Configurator, Movomech was able to increase profitability by reducing working time by 85% and maximize the quality of services ensuring accurate and prompt generation of quotations and allowing sales to work on quotes without involving engineering. Movomech, one of the world’s leaders in the area of lifting technology and material handling, chooses RuleDesigner Configurator to configure rail systems and to automate the entire sales information process. The main scope of the company was to replace an old text-based system used to create product configuration, which was difficult to update and no longer suitable for supporting the company innovation process. A custom-designed track system has a variety of properties to be defined, ranging from different types of rails and profiles, suspensions and lifters. Several choices must be made to develop a device that meets the customer's requirements. RuleDesigner Configurator guides the user all along the product configuration process: by entering the rail

FenestraPro, a leading provider of software that enables energy efficient facade design, is delighted to announce the launch of FenestraPro Premium for Revit, continuing the development of the FenestraPro Add-in range for Autodesk Revit. FenestraPro Premium for Revit is the complete package which enables architects to design environmentally efficient building façades more effectively, while ensuring compliance with increasing environmental standards and requirements thus enhancing green building design at an early stage in the design process. “We at FenestraPro are committed to developing innovative software in the area of environmental building design, to improve energy efficiency and produce near zero energy in new and refurbished buildings.” said David Palmer co-founder and CEO of FenestraPro. Fenetrac-ProAccording to FenestraPro co-founder and COO Simon Whelan, “By leveraging the emergence of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and in particular Autodesk Revit, we are continuing to ensure that designers can conceive better performing buildings and reduce the carbon footprint of

 Infor today announced that construction and home decoration leader Fetim Group has chosen to migrate its complete Infor M3 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) application to the cloud. In addition, Fetim will use Infor ION™ to help integrate a range of third-party, best of breed applications, all of which will be deployed in the cloud. The home furnishing market has seen radical change in the past five years. An increase in online shopping, combined with globalization, has dramatically reduced the position of the retailers that were once Fetim's core market, whilst opening up substantial opportunities for direct sales. Fetim is moving its applications to the cloud to help equip it with the agility to respond to these changes. Fetim also took the decision to move to the cloud version of Infor M3 following a period of international acquisitions that resulted in large fluctuations in the number of users and IT resources required. As a growing company, Fetim

The company behind the two tallest modular buildings in the world, Barrett Mahony Consulting Engineers (BMCE) is a dedicated user of Autodesk Building Design Suite 2015. Founded in 1994, BMCE is a co-developer of a volumetric modular building solution, where the structure of the building is included in the elements fabricated off site. It was first used to create 366 apartments, in six blocks, at Stepaside in Dublin. Notably, the Vision Modular System was used on the tallest modular building in the world, student accommodation in Wolverhampton, built using 805 modules and consisting of three blocks, the highest being 25 storeys tall. The BMCE solution is also used on the world’s second tallest modular building, the Novotel hotel and a mixed residential development near Wembley Stadium in London which has a 20-storey modular-built residential tower. Modular building techniques are usually only seen on buildings up to 10 stories in height, so the Wolverhampton

At the new Manufacturing & Engineering North East exhibition, Delcam will show how its software and services can help manufacturing companies to increase productivity, improve quality and reduce lead times.  The exhibition will be held at the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle on 8th and 9th July. Delcam’s software is used in more than 90 countries by over 50,000 organizations, ranging from multi-national corporations to independent designers, toolmakers and sub-contractors.  These customers come from a wide variety of industries, including aerospace, automotive, electrical appliances, footwear, healthcare, motor sport, packaging, toys, sports equipment, jewelry and signmaking. Delcam offers a comprehensive collection of CAM systems: PowerMILL for high-speed and five-axis machining, FeatureCAM for quick and easy feature-based programming, PartMaker for the programming of turn-mill equipment and Swiss-type lathes and ArtCAM for artistic applications.  This broad range means that Delcam’s larger customers can source all their CAM requirements from a single supplier, while also ensuring