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Continuing the trend that has developed over the last few years, BIM requirements have been rapidly growing on all project sizes and types. With Public Sector Construction increasing over 5% compared with last year and Private Sector Construction recovering strongly, needs for BIM services continues to surge. With offices in Southern California, Chicago and soon New York, ENGworks is continuously hiring BIM Experts to fulfill Architects, Engineers, Contractors, Subcontractors and Owners' BIM needs. In the last 12 months alone ENG grew by 30% and now has over 100 people to serve the US Market. Moreover, with a solid pipeline of awarded projects we expect to grow at least by another 30% to 40% in 2015. 100 people may not sound like a big number for other service industries, but for a US BIM Services Company it is a lot! 100 people places ENG among the main players and largest in the BIM

Saffron today announced the availability of SaffronStreamline, a product lifecycle intelligence solution that provides end-to-end knowledge about issues and defects in a product's lifecycle, helping manufacturers shorten time to market and manage potential risks. The rapid growth of connected devices, machines and software makes this capability an urgent business requirement.  SaffronStreamline's Product Lifecycle Intelligence layer sits above a customer's existing Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) systems. SaffronStreamline unifies multi-sourced data with enterprise data into a single layer of intelligence that enables organizations to share knowledge from one to many experts across their ecosystems. Customers solve problems quickly and shorten time to market via access to information about multi-discipline issues, to expertise and to the shared causes of problems. "A new class of software has emerged from research labs and is increasingly embedded in our smartphones, tablets, laptops, Web sites and even enterprise systems. These cognitive systems are disrupting

Frame (previously Mainframe2), an innovator in virtualized software delivery and leader in bringing Windows applications into the cloud instantly, today announced the public BETA of its new end-user product, furthering its leadership role in bringing the CAD industry into the cloud environment. Frame is exhibiting (Booths 8 and 9) at the Develop3D Live conference in Warwick, UK, as well as participating on a panel on the future of CAD in the cloud with other top industry executives. Frame has pioneered “rich graphics apps in the cloud” with its platform already in use for more than a year by leading software vendors like Adobe and Siemens. More than 100,000 users have ran Windows apps from the cloud using Frame so far, with no cumbersome installation. “Three years ago, we envisioned a platform that combines the best of the cloud’s flexibility with the power and reliability of desktop software,” said Dr. Nikola Bozinovic, Founder and

Fujitsu announced the release of a new, enhanced version of FUJITSU Manufacturing Industry Solution EXAMAG LLG Simulator(1), a software package for simulating magnetic fields with support for massively parallel computing. The new version will be available from March 24. The product simulates the behavior of magnetic bodies, including the speed and stability of the magnetization process in magnetic materials. When used as part of the development process for hard-drive heads or other memory devices, this software can help reduce the number of prototypes and improve performance. This new version adds the ability to simulate the spin-transfer torque effect, in which the application of an electric current can change the magnetic orientation of an electron. This feature enables simulations of the data recording process of next-generation magnetic memory, which is designed to offer the benefits of higher speeds with lower power consumption. The new version, which now runs on Windows as well

Dassault Systèmes today announced that its 3DEXPERIENCE platform for Academia is available on the cloud.  The academic field now has simplified and secured access to Dassault Systèmes’ product design, digital manufacturing, realistic simulation and collaborative innovation applications on the cloud that have transformed industrial processes worldwide. For several years, Dassault Systèmes has collaborated with educators and students across various institutions and disciplines in order to create a flexible, tailored set of solutions that would place easy and natural collaboration between teachers, researchers, students and industry mentors at the center of social innovation.  The 3DEXPERIENCE platform for Academia on the cloud helps teachers and students save time and ease workloads and project execution through innovative teaching and learning practices, all while delivering the technical benefits of the cloud—easy deployment and maintenance, and secured data access anytime, anywhere on a student’s or an institution’s own devices that eliminates the need for complex IT infrastructure. The disciplinary

Nemetschek Vectorworks, Inc., has announced new functionalities for its Vectorworks 2015 line of design software including the BIM Collaboration Format (BCF) Importer and the Simplified Geometry Model View Definition (MVD). These two features are part of Service Pack 3, which also includes other improvements. BCF Importer The new BCF Importer allows users to read BCF files from collaborators to view project model issues directly within the context of the Vectorworks model. Now users can review and resolve issues that may require changes to the architectural model without having to switch between Vectorworks and another application. Simplified Geometry MVD The Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) schema is evolving to accommodate many different user configurations and levels of detail. To meet the expanding needs of users, Vectorworks software now offers an additional IFC export option for defining the model view. The Simplified Geometry MVD allows Vectorworks users to export IFC files optimized for other software programs that can only import a

AVEVA announced that TOTAL E&P NORGE AS (TOTAL) has chosen AVEVA Activity Visualisation Platform™ (AVEVA AVP™) to support training activities on its Martin Linge topside platform in the North Sea. Seeking an immersive training environment to facilitate advanced training for their HSE (Health, Safety and Environment) and other scenarios, TOTAL chose AVEVA after a competitive selection process. ’TOTAL  required a captivating advanced training solution to provide an accurate and realistic environment to familiarise staff early, thoroughly and safely prior to deployment on-site in the North Sea’, said Derek Middlemas, COO and Head of Enterprise Solutions, AVEVA. ‘While the facility is still under construction, the ability to perform realistic training scenarios in a virtual environment is important for initial safety familiarisation activities. Later, such training methods provide a risk free environment to practice more complicated and hazardous training scenarios throughout the life of the platform. AVEVA AVP, part of AVEVA’s advanced Immersive Training

Straumann will leverage Dassault Systèmes to digitize their manufacturing operations management processes. This conversion can increase efficiency while improving operational agility. Straumann faced increasing challenges surrounding logistics flow, archiving and the need for increased compliance and efficiency. The company will implement a DELMIA Apriso Paperless Manufacturing solution to address these challenges, with a goal of improving operational flexibility and responsiveness. The adoption of paperless manufacturing processes – including electronic Device History Records (eDHR) – can shorten lead times, ease access to relevant batch data and reduce replenishment cycles while maintaining regulatory compliance. Andrew Lowe, Straumann’s plant manager in Villeret, Switzerland commented, "Dassault Systèmes shares our passion for quality, innovation and operational excellence. As a Life Sciences manufacturer, achieving a paperless workflow is an important capability to provide the necessary functionality, flexibility and quality assurance for our global medical device batch manufacturing processes." To view the original press release, please click here.

Dassault Systèmes today announced that El Corte Inglés, a leader in large department stores, has selected its “My Collection for Fashion” industry solution experience to accelerate time-to-market of its private-label fashion collections. Powered by the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, this adoption allows El Corte Inglés to transform its business processes with robust, global collaboration capabilities and more effectively meet consumer demand. As one of the largest department store groups in the world, El Corte Inglés needed to implement industry-specific best practices that would standardize product development and sourcing processes across all of its private-label brands. The “My Collection for Fashion” industry solution experience provides El Corte Inglés with a single and unified digital environment that connects internal and external stakeholders, integrates their supply chain, and improves visibility, flexibility and decision support for multiple and diverse product categories. With “My Collection for Fashion,” El Corte Inglés accelerates time-to-market of its products and mitigates the risk

PartXplore, the powerful, fully featured, high speed CAD file viewer and analyser from Vero Software will have its European launch at Industrie 2015. Previously known as WorkXplore 3D, the product has been renamed PartXplore, and can now be accessed through the wider Vero product portfolio. The latest release of software will be on display to visitors at booth Y87 in Hall 6 at the Eurexpo Lyon Exhibition Centre from April 7th – 10th. PartXplore 2015 contains many innovative features usually found in high-end CAD systems which enable to the user to perform part diagnostics, create assembly instructions and prepare the production of 3D models. Technical Manager Philippe Deletang says the 2015 release of software focusses on new functions and improvements, providing solutions for mobile devices, realistic animations, and processing large files. “Thanks to the new Xplore Mobile application, geometric items – models 3D models, and ancillary data such as annotations, measurements and