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CIMdata will attend this annual event in Bristol, UK on 18-19 March. Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA 10 March 2025—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global research, consulting, and education firm specializing in Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and its Digital Transformation, announces that members of the CIMdata team will attend the upcoming Digital Engineering Conference 2025 (DE25). The event will take place on 18 and 19 March in Bristol, United Kingdom. CIMdata will be represented at DE25 in several ways: Conference Presentation: CIMdata’s President & CEO, Peter Bilello, will present on Day 1 at 14:30. His presentation will discuss digital transformation and digital engineering across the extended enterprise. Workshop: The workshop Common Business Models will be facilitated by members of the CIMdata team, including Peter Bilello, Gerard Litjens, and Laurent Finck from our offices in the United States, the Netherlands, and France, respectively. It will take place in the afternoon of Day 2. Exhibition Hall: Reach out to

DXC Technology, a leading Fortune 500 global technology services provider, announced new offerings with ServiceNow, the AI platform for business transformation, to modernize the insurance industry. As an Elite partner, DXC is combining its industry-leading solutions and ServiceNow's AI capabilities and workflows to introduce DXC Assure BPM (Business Process Management) powered by ServiceNow. Today's insurers are pressured to accelerate growth and innovation, streamline operations, and provide faster, more reliable services to policyholders, but are often constrained by processes and workflows that are complex and highly manual. According to HFS Research, 45% of insurers are already investing in technology-driven alignment of their front, middle, and back offices. DXC and ServiceNow are uniquely positioned to help insurers drive innovation for greater operational efficiency. Combining DXC's insurance expertise and scale with ServiceNow's single platform and data model, DXC Assure BPM powered by ServiceNow integrates AI, data and workflows to reduce process debt, enhance operational efficiency, and improve customer satisfaction. The solution

IFS, the leading provider of enterprise cloud and Industrial AI software, and UKG, a leading provider of HR, payroll, workforce management, and culture solutions, are pleased to announce a strategic partnership aimed at delivering integrated solutions to streamline business operations and enhance workforce management. This collaboration will enable organizations to leverage the combined strengths of IFS's robust ERP capabilities and the UKG Pro® suite, providing a seamless experience for managing business processes, human capital including employee demographics, and payroll. The integrated solutions will help businesses improve efficiency, reduce administrative overhead, and foster a more engaged and productive workforce. "We are excited to partner with UKG to offer our customers a holistic solution that addresses both their operational and workforce management needs," said David Spencer, President of IFS North America. "This partnership underscores our commitment to delivering unique innovation, Industrial AI-fueled solutions that drive business success to our joint customers." "Partnering with IFS allows us

Rand Simulation, a division of Rand Worldwide, has been honored with the two most prestigious Channel Partner awards at the Ansys Worldwide Sales Conference: the 2025 North America Partner of the Year Award and the 2025 Global Channel Partner of the Year Award. These two awards recognize Rand Simulation’s exceptional contributions to advancing engineering simulation and delivering outstanding customer value through the innovative applications of Ansys software.  “Receiving these awards from Ansys is a testament to the amazing customers we have the privilege of serving as well as our team’s commitment to driving innovation and delivering tangible business impact with our simulation solutions,” said Jason Pfeiffer, vice president, Rand Simulation. “It demonstrates our team’s continued pursuit of excellence and our collaborative consulting approach which always begins by working alongside our clients to uncover their challenges, whether that be optimizing design systems, reducing the number of prototype iterations, or uncovering failure root-causes.

Siemens Digital Industries Software announced today that Northrop Grumman Corporation has recognized it as one of its top supplier partners during the company’s Supplier Excellence Awards.  “Siemens Digital Industries Software has supported Northrop Grumman in delivering technologies that enhance national security for the U.S. and our allies,” said Ken Brown, vice president, enterprise global supply chain, Northrop Grumman. “The high-quality performance, dedication and partnership of our supplier teams drive operational excellence to ensure warfighters have next generation advantages in advanced weapons, aircraft, missile defense and space.”  Recognized for Supplier Excellence, Siemens is instrumental in supporting Northrop Grumman with delivering innovative and cost-effective military and security solutions to give its customers the advantage in a complex world.  “Siemens is proud to receive a Supplier Excellence award from Northrop Grumman and recognition of our long-standing collaboration in digital transformation to support its pioneering innovation in the aerospace and defense industry,” said Todd Tuthill, vice president

Tech Mahindra, a leading global provider of technology consulting and digital solutions to enterprises across industries, has announced the opening of its Americas headquarters in Plano, Texas. The newly opened office reaffirms the company’s commitment to the U.S. market, where Tech Mahindra continues to play a significant role in driving technological innovation and providing advanced solutions to its customers. The office was inaugurated in the presence of John B. Muns, Mayor of Plano, Melanie Royer, Representative of U.S. Congressman, Pat Fallon (4th District, TX), customers and Tech Mahindra leaders. The Plano office is Tech Mahindra’s 19th office in the US. The North Texas location was chosen for its vibrant business environment and access to a diverse talent pool. Tech Mahindra serves various industries and caters to top clientele in the region, underscoring the region’s economic importance. The new facility, covering 27,000 sq. ft. and accommodating 130 seats, marks an exciting chapter in Tech Mahindra’s growth

Trace One, a premier SaaS leader in Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and compliance software, and Citeo, an eco-organization whose mission is to reduce the environmental impact of household packaging, today unveiled a new partnership designed to revolutionize how grocery retailers and national brands achieve sustainability and regulatory compliance.  This collaboration combines Trace One’ PLM business platform with Citeo’s expertise in recyclability calculations, offering brand owners a seamless, automated way to assess and improve the environmental impact of their packaging. Together, the two companies are setting a new standard for innovation, efficiency, and sustainability in the food and beverage sector.  Revolutionizing Recyclability Grocery retailers and F&B brand owners face increasing complexity as they navigate stringent regulations such as the QCE (Environmental Qualities and Characteristics) decree and prepare for Europe’s forthcoming Packaging Waste regulations. Historically, recyclability assessments have been slow and manual, proving difficult to maintain and improve effectively due to the volume of technical packaging data. Today, that changes.  The Trace One and Citeo partnership delivers:  Effortless Automation: Eliminating manual data entry by seamlessly integrating packaging data from Trace

Materialise, a global leader in medical 3D printing and planning solutions, and the University of Michigan’s Michigan Medicine and University of Michigan Health, a world-renowned provider of breakthrough treatments and specialized healthcare, have entered a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) pivotal clinical trial involving Materialise’s innovative, bioresorbable, 3D-printed tracheobronchial splint device. The current pivotal clinical trial opened in January 2025 and will enroll at least 35 infants and children in the eight-year study at University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital and additional study sites. Materialise Mimics software facilitates the pathway to a clinical trial The original splint device was developed using Materialise Mimics software by Scott Hollister, Ph.D., former U-M Professor of Biomedical Engineering, and Glenn Green, MD, C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital Otolaryngologist and Clinical Professor. The first child received life-saving treatment in early 2012. Since then, Mimics software played a crucial role in case planning and providing tracheobronchial splints to more

Germany’s Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration (WSV) is responsible for maintaining and developing the country’s waterways. The authority has now extended its existing CONTACT solution to efficiently manage hundreds of parallel projects. The WSV has been using CIM Database PLM since 2019 and now expanded the solution from CONTACT Software into a “Multi-Project Management Information System” to streamline project coordination. Currently, the authority manages over 1,000 projects across more than 700 structures. These projects often have timing dependencies and draw from the same personnel and financial resources, making high-level coordination essential. Building on the existing CIM Database installation, CONTACT has worked with partners to implement a Multi-Project Management (MPM) system that captures, consolidates, and transparently provides information. “The enhanced CIM Database solution allows us to easily oversee our numerous construction projects at any time and manage them simultaneously,” says Thomas Rosenstein, Head of the Waterways Department at the Directorate-General for Waterways and Shipping. “The

CIMdata’s Tom Gill published an article in engineering.com about simulation and the digital thread. Tom says, “The digital thread can connect many types of simulation, the best known being finite element analysis (FEA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). The simulation market is diverse, and many specialized solutions are used for specific products and applications. Companies also create proprietary solutions when they believe it will give them a competitive advantage.” Read the full article here: https://www.engineering.com/enriching-the-digital-thread-with-variation-simulation/ To view the original press release, please click here. Search for engineering.com on CIMdata.com Search for Tom Gill on CIMdata.com