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MasterControl announced that IDESS has been chosen as a strategic sales partner for all of MasterControl's software products and services throughout the Puerto Rico region. As a technology company operating for more than 20 years, IDESS strives to bring solutions that add value and benefits to its clients in their day-to-day business processes. IDESS provides a full range of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions and services. These include document management, mobile technologies, integration services, workflow, OCR-data capture, scanning solutions and more. In its 15th consecutive year serving Puerto Rico and Latin America, IDESS has successfully positioned itself as a trusted source for ECM products and services. This is the result of using innovative technology and best-of-brand software solutions to effectively evaluate and address clients’ needs to ensure the long-term success of their projects and operations. IDESS provides solutions and services that encompass the full spectrum of electronic content management. IDESS President, Maria

Lectra partnered with TELIO during the tenth edition of the annual Canada's Breakthrough Designers competition. TELIO is a leading importer/exporter and distributor of high-end textiles. The annual design competition showcases Canada's young, up-and-coming designers and provides students with exposure to the Canadian fashion industry. This year, more than 400 students entered the competition under the theme of Lux(e), using noble materials and shimmering colors to celebrate 2015 as the International Year of Light. A distinguished jury of fashion industry professionals chose 25 student finalists. The jury included Michelle Addison, a top stylist in Vancouver; Izzy Camilleri, a Toronto fashion designer; Samantha Cutler, marketing coordinator at Ogilvy; Marie Genevieve Cyr, associate professor at Parsons School for Design in New York City; Judith Desjardins, a Montreal fashion designer; Emilie Fournier, style contributor to Salut Bonjour! Weekend and blogger; and Sonia Moffa, Senior Designer at Joseph Ribkoff Inc. The student finalists highlighted their collections in

COMSOL announced the opening of a new office in Moscow, Russia. The new office provides sales and support for the growing community of COMSOL Multiphysics® users in Russia. Services include local sales, technical support, training sessions, and on-site workshops, seminars, and customer visits. "Russia is known for its strong school of physics and mathematics,” says Evgeny Kuznetsov, Managing Director of COMSOL LLC. “This has helped the country to obtain leading positions in knowledge-intensive industries, including rocket engine design and nuclear power stations. Oil and gas is another example of a sophisticated industry in Russia where multiphysics modeling can significantly improve efficiency and help develop new technologies—from exploration to distribution and beyond.” The COMSOL software product suite shown at www.comsol.ru, which includes products for simulating any application in the electrical, mechanical, fluid, and chemical disciplines. Egor Vtorushin, researcher at the Novosibirsk Technology Center of Baker Hughes, expresses his excitement about the new office: "We

Hexagon AB today announced the acquisition of Q-DAS, an international software company in Statistical Process Control (SPC) solutions for industrial manufacturing. Software solutions have become a vital part of optimising the manufacturing process. Furthering Hexagon's strategy to expand its software portfolio in this area, the Q-DAS acquisition adds software to support the data management needs of a factory. While people, materials and methods can all lead to fluctuations in machine and process capability, Hexagon's solutions will now provide the means to more accurately observe and evaluate the production process in real time, enabling workers to control and suppress fluctuations as they occur. This helps customers avoid costly mistakes, adhere to global industry standards, and achieve manufacturing efficiencies with high-quality output. Based in Germany, Q-DAS has offices and partner distribution companies around the world. Already compatible with both Hexagon and third-party solutions, the Q-DAS portfolio is widely used in manufacturing sectors where high

CAM industry innovator DP Technology Corp. is pleased to announce the release of a new version of its pioneering flagship product ESPRIT® 2015. ESPRIT helps increase productivity for a full range of machine tool applications by generating more efficient toolpaths while also saving time by providing substantial improvements in computer numerical control (CNC) programming productivity. Besides increasing productivity, the release also provides many new and improved features specifically in the areas of intelligent machining, strategic machining, CAD-CAM data exchange and Cloud-Enabled CAM. Intelligent Machining Intelligent machining features in ESPRIT 2015 accelerates the machining process by providing new and unique 5-Axis cycles that reduce cycle time. This makes it possible to completely machine blades in a single setup. ESPRIT’s 5-Axis Blade Roughing tool motion is morphed across the blade from any size stock shape to uniformly offset stock allowance so it can be immediately followed by a finishing cycle. “ESPRIT 2015 offers unique features in 5-axis

TraceParts will be exhibiting at the 2015 Hannover Messe from 13 to 17 April 2015, in the Digital Factory area, Hall 7, Stand C40. The 2015 Hannover Messe is world’s largest event for industrial technologies and TraceParts will once again be exhibiting at this leading trade fair to present its range of solutions for CAD data publishing, supplier content management and 3D marketing. By providing design professionals with free access to extremely complete technical data on over 100 million products from hundreds of component-supplier catalogs, TraceParts has established a publishing network comprising nearly 10 million CAD users. Thanks to this success, TraceParts is able to provide suppliers of industrial components with a range of solutions, including the publication of CAD models via their own website or making their 3D files available online to the whole TraceParts’ engineering community. The trade fair will give CAD users the opportunity to discover the new version of the TracePartsOnline.net library

Delcam will demonstrate the latest version of its PartMaker software for programming CNC mills, lathes, wire EDMs, turn-mill centres and Swiss-type lathes at EASTEC 2015 in West Springfield, Massachusetts, from 12th to 14th May. The company will also demonstrate its new, free productivity application, the PartMaker Multi-Channel Viewer. Highlighting the new version is a completely revolutionary approach to CAM post processing for multi-axis turn-mill centres and Swiss-type lathes. PartMaker 2015 includes the ability to generate a post-processor reference guide, an on-command manual explaining how to program a given multi-axis lathe and take advantage of all the machine’s capabilities. Other highlights of PartMaker 2015 include improved support for today’s latest breed of multi-tasking machine tools, more powerful milling and turning functionality and improvements in the software’s knowledge-based technology for storing optimal feeds and speeds for additional tools. "As the pioneer of CAM software for multi-tasking turn-mill centres and Swiss-type lathes, PartMaker continues to innovate to bring

At EASTEC 2015 the latest version of VERICUT, V7.3, will be featured in CGTech’s booth: 5344. VERICUT CNC machine simulation, verification and optimization software simulates all types of CNC machining. It operates independently, but can also be integrated with leading CAM systems. A common feature of all recent releases of the software has been the focus on full integration with the CAD/CAM and machine tool industry. As a result VERICUT is now at the heart of the CNC manufacturing process. Machine simulation with VERICUT detects collisions and near-misses between all machine tool components such as axis slides, heads, turrets, rotary tables, spindles, tool changers, fixtures, workpieces, cutting tools, and other user-defined objects. Machine movements can even be simulated while stepping or playing backwards in VERlCUT‘s Review Mode. With VERICUT Reviewer, shop floor personnel, suppliers, customers, and other production engineers can view animations of the CNC machining process. It is a stand-alone viewer that

Altair announced today that engineering students from across the globe are once again invited to compete in the popular FEKO Student Competition.  The competition is open to all under-graduate and post-graduate students who work on a supervised project in the area of electromagnetic engineering and make use of FEKO, Altair's comprehensive electromagnetic (EM) analysis software suite, included in HyperWorks®. The competition is an ideal opportunity for students to showcase their work in FEKO and some attractive prizes are up for grabs – a state-of-the-art laptop computer or attendance to an Altair ATC or ATCx, conference series, which are hosted around the world each year. "Since FEKO is now part of Altair HyperWorks, the competition is being launched through the Altair academic website (www.altairuniversity.com)  which provides us with a much larger audience so we are expecting the competition to be even more popular than in the past," explains Gronum Smith, Marketing Director EM

Linx-AS, LLC, formally announces the addition of Klaus Brettschneider as director and SAP PLM practice leader. Brettschneider will be responsible for extending the scope of the company's PLM consulting practice by ensuring the effective delivery of services to clients in discrete manufacturing industries.  Brettschneider is assured that the strategic approach Linx-AS practices in process PLM will translate well on the discrete side. He expressed his enthusiasm for broadening the company's client base in a statement saying, "There are more similarities between discrete and process industries when it comes to PLM than most people think. I am excited to apply a strong engineering foundation to the proven PLM delivery methodologies at Linx-AS." Klaus has a long history of improving engineering and design processes for discrete manufacturers in Europe and the US with multiple software packages. Before joining Linx-AS, Klaus held several directorial positions at CIDEON, a German-based engineering company focusing on software services for CAD applications. He