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Presentation will discuss how Qualcomm handled a recent corporate divestiture. CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm, announces that Qualcomm’s PLM Architect, Bob Wickens, will make a 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, “Divestitures—a New Trend in Redefining Businesses, What about the Assets,” Wickens will look at the impact of divestitures in the high tech industry. Divestitures are something we are experiencing in the ever-changing landscape of the high tech industry more often than before, a trend that marks a reversal of the extensive M&A activity of recent decades. The presentation will draw on Qualcomm’s experiences during a recent divestiture. Issues such as managing the data asset split, enterprise-licensing terms, and the how the re-deployment of enterprise PLM is best

 PDF Key takeaways: Three transformational forces affect all industries—data (the what), cloud (the how), and engagement (the why) An important value of the Internet of Things is found in gaining insight that leads to action The Internet of Things generates a new scale of challenges—such as trusted devices and the need for security intelligence IT can no longer add value programmatically—the IT economy is being shaped by a cognitive era CIMdata recently attended IBM Analytics Day on April 9th, 2015 at the Museum of Natural History in New York City, where IBM issued its latest press release that continues their journey with their creation of the Internet of Things unit (previously announced on March 31st, 2015). The announcement in New York further refined the IBM commitment to the Internet of Things (IoT) with the announcement of related software, services and an ecosystem of partners and clients. The roughly 250 attendees at the half-day private event included

Presentation will discuss how Qualcomm handled a recent corporate divestiture. Ann Arbor, Michigan, 30 April 2015—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm, announces that Qualcomm’s PLM Architect, Bob Wickens, will make a 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, “Divestitures—a New Trend in Redefining Businesses, What about the Assets,” Wickens will look at the impact of divestitures in the high tech industry. Divestitures are something we are experiencing more often than before, a trend that marks a reversal of the extensive M&A activity of recent decades. The presentation will draw on Qualcomm’s experiences during a recent divestiture. Issues such as managing the data asset split, enterprise-licensing terms, and the how the re-deployment of enterprise PLM is best managed will be considered. As

WorkNC partnered with DMG Mori Seiki and Hitachi Tool to produce an intricate lifesize model of a pilot’s head and helmet for displaying on their booth at the Le Bourget International Paris Air Show in June. The bust was machined from 10 aluminium blocks using WorkNC’s diverse 2D 3-axis, 3+2-axis and 5-axis toolpaths, all programmed with the latest release, Version 24. Thanks to the new Transformation functionality, toolpaths only had to be created for half the helmet. Symmetrical toolpaths were then reproduced with a single mouse click, eliminating additional calculation time, meaning the Mori Seiki DMU 60 eVo linear machine could start cutting metal considerably sooner. DMG Milling Product Manager Denis Vernier says: “And there was never any danger of a costly collision, as WorkNC’s collision detection function includes the machining environment, tool holder, stock, and the machine itself. “Adjustments were not required to the post processor – the initial program was operational immediately,

Synopsys, Inc. today expanded its IP Accelerated initiative with support for ARM® processors with the newDesignWare® Hybrid IP Prototyping Kits. The kits enable designers to prototype the ARM processor and memory elements of a design in a virtual environment for superior debug visibility, and to develop software for the DesignWare interface IP in an FPGA-based environment for high-performance execution with real-world interface connectivity. The Hybrid IP Prototyping Kits accelerate IP development by combining a Synopsys Virtualizer™ Development Kit (VDK) with a DesignWare IP Prototyping Kit consisting of a HAPS®-DX FPGA-based prototyping system with a DesignWare IP reference design. The VDK includes a virtual prototype of the ARMv8 Base Platform containing an ARM Cortex®-A57 plus Cortex-A53 big.LITTLE™ system. The Hybrid IP Prototyping Kits accelerate prototyping, hardware and software integration and system validation, enabling designers to start software development months earlier in the design cycle.   "Using Synopsys' hybrid prototyping solution enabled our design

A combination of Autodesk’s Maya design software, Delcam’s PowerMILL Robot programming system and a KUKA robot allows special effects company, Artem, to bring amazing projects to life.  A video showing the process used is on Delcam.TV at www.delcam.tv/artem Artem provides special effects of all types from giant puppets to small film props from its base in West London.  “We get involved in all sorts of technology, the most recent being robot machining and 3D printing,” explained Artem CEO, Mike Kelt.  “Much more is done on a computer now than has ever been done in the past when it used to be very much an industry based on hand skills.” “One of the challenges is dealing with clients who aren’t entirely sure what they want,” added Mr. Kelt, “so you have to tell them what you think they want and get them to approve things.  If you can do the design on a

Agilent Technologies Inc. today announced a strategic collaboration with the National University of Singapore (NUS) Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine in a move aimed to help researchers develop more effective medicine to treat cardiovascular disease. The Department of Medicine at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at NUS will have access to the latest bioanalytical instruments from Agilent as part of its in-depth study of clinical bioanalytics-the body's response to drug exposure. "We are happy to be working with Agilent," said assistant professor Chester Drum, Department of Medicine at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine. "Agilent's broad range of technologies will, ultimately, aid in the development of new analytics for personalized patient care. Consideration of the patient as an individual, rather than a statistic, is where we will see the next innovations in cardiovascular medicine." Dr. Drum, who is also with the Cardiovascular Research Institute (CVRI) at the National

Open Text Corporation announced today its financial results for the third quarter ended March 31, 2015. - Recurring revenue was $383.6 million, up 4%; in constant currency*, up 10% - Cloud services revenue was $143.8 million, up 12%; in constant currency, up 17% - Record operating cash flow of $143.1 million and raises quarterly dividend to $0.20 - Total revenue was $447.6 million, up 1%; in constant currency, up 8% "In Q315, our cloud revenue grew 12%, up 17% in constant currency and we closed 7 iX deals over $1 million, the benefit of which we will see in our future ongoing cloud revenues," said OpenText CEO Mark J. Barrenechea. "Our products and services are resonating with enterprise customers and OpenText is well positioned to lead the digital transformation in the cloud." Barrenechea further added, "As for our quarterly financial results, we did not meet our full financial objectives. As for revenue, we were affected by foreign exchange

3D Systems will demonstrate the latest versions of its industry leading software solutions – CimatronE, GibbsCAM and Geomagic – at the EASTEC trade show in West Springfield, MA, May 12-14, 2015. With over 500 exhibitors, EASTEC is an event dedicated to keeping northeast manufacturers competitive. 3D Systems enables an integrated 3D digital thread covering all aspects of design to fabrication by providing a comprehensive suite of software solutions that cover everything from scanning, parts and tool design, milling, turning and MTM manufacturing, to 3D printing and inspection. When it comes to CAM for Production software, industry-leading GibbsCAM 2015 is now powered by its new Universal Kinematic Machine (UKM) engine, developed to enable greater accuracy in toolpath verification and machine simulation, while retaining its iconic and well-known shop-friendly interface. GibbsCAM UKM is a complete reengineering of the CAM engine and how it relates to machine definitions and machine tools, blurring the line between the

Wipro, India's third-largest IT services firm, expects its headcount to come down by about 47,000 in the next three years as it stresses on automation, artificial intelligence and digital services. According to a source, Wipro CEO T K Kurien, at an analyst event in Frankfurt (Germany) on Tuesday, said that as the firm moves its automation focus to applications from services, there will be reduction in employee strength.   "In the same breath, the CEO made it clear that the focus is not on eliminating positions, but gaining greater efficiency", the source added. An industry insider believes that Wipro with its increased focus on automation, artificial intelligence (AI) and digital services may bring down 30 per cent of its headcount in the next three years. As of March 31, 2015, the Bangalore-based company's total workforce stood at 1,58,217. Kurien sees the next big wave of growth for the software vendor will come from BPO automation. Besides, Wipro expects digital services to