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BobCAD-CAM, Inc has announced a new partnership with MSI, an industry-leading innovator of motherboards, graphics cards, notebooks, and all-in-one PCs, to provide manufacturers and job shops with a quality laptop solution to operate their high performance CAD/CAM software. After months of rigorous testing, BobCAD-CAM selected MSI as a preferred Notebook PC supplier. The selection was based on MSI's ability to deliver high performance hardware that could manage the processing demands of CAD/CAM software, including complex 3D model design, realistic CAM simulations, and large volumes of toolpath calculations. MSI has a solid reputation of developing quality products for software that demands a lot from computer hardware. Their products are widely used throughout the PC gaming, digital arts, and CNC machining industries. In fact, many of the MSI Mobile Workstations have been pre-certified by leading 3D software giants like SolidWorks and Adobe to ensure compatibility, reliability and stability for professional applications. BobCAD-CAM's advanced CAD-CAM software

Synopsys, Inc. announced the release of version 2015.06 of the RSoft product portfolio, the company's industry-leading family of software tools for photonic component and optical communication system design. The RSoft Photonic Component Design Suite delivers advanced finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) simulation features as well as significant speed and usability improvements. The RSoft Photonic System Design Suite includes new libraries of components and algorithms to streamline the design of photonic chips, modulator circuits and coherent transceivers, as well as an innovative new platform for modeling large-core multimode fibers. The enhancements in version 2015.06 facilitate faster, more efficient design of a wide range of current and emerging photonic devices, photonic circuits and fiber-based applications. "The updated RSoft Photonic Component Design Suite helps designers model photonic devices with greater efficiency, accuracy and flexibility. For example, advanced modeling capabilities in FullWAVE simplify the design of photonic nanostructures used in LCDs," said George Bayz, vice president and

Infor has announced Infor Advanced Planning 11, a configurable constraint-based supply chain planning solution to optimise supply chains. The latest version of Infor Advanced Planning provides users with a highly configurable solution that is adaptable to the unique business requirements of the customer’s supply chain, further enabling faster and more accurate decision-making. Infor has made significant investments in scale and performance to help users identify and solve problems before they slow or halt the fluidity of the supply chain. Benchmarking performed by Infor and customers to date indicates that this release is more than 30 percent faster across the board. Infor Advanced Planning offers customers an optimised plan that considers cost and constraints across the entire supply chain, through sourcing, inventory, manufacturing, labour and warehousing, distribution and transportation. Advanced Planning is designed to help secure the lowest total supply chain costs while meeting organisational objectives and customer demands. Featured enhancements to Infor

Blueprint today announced the release of Blueprint 6.2. With Version 6.2, Blueprint introduces new features along with security and significant performance improvements for enhancing user productivity and customer success. Two key additions are a new “Accelerator”, and the introduction of a Global Search capability. Blueprint’s modern, innovative requirements technology continues to set the company apart and provide clients tools they can leverage for competitive advantage. Blueprint 6.2 helps projects accelerate and drive improvements in overall quality through the introduction of a new Nonfunctional Requirements Accelerator. Nonfunctional requirements have always been a huge challenge in enterprise projects, and even more-so as enterprises continue a shift toward enterprise-agile and bi-model project portfolios. Blueprint’s Nonfunctional Requirements Accelerator is based on industry-leading work by Roxanne Miller as described in her text “The Quest for Better Requirements.” This Accelerator offers significant benefits for IT project teams and stakeholders, including: Reusing Content – Jump start your projects by reusing from

Lectra’s cut order optimisation technology helped improve material consumption by 10-15 per cent and throughput by approximately 20 per cent at Art Stone, a designer and producer of dance apparel. The solution provided flexibility and responsiveness in the manufacturing process, while also allowing Art Stone to keep production close to consumers and achieve shorter time-to-market. “This helped the company focus on increasing market share and expanding its presence in Europe, Asia and Australia,” a press release from Lectra explained by saying. Art Stone needed a production process that could handle the intricate fabrics that sets it apart from the competition. Adding to the complexity was the fact that of the company’s 800 styles, 600 change on a yearly basis and they run the full range from children’s costumes to high end performance attire. Art Stone needed to overcome these challenges and achieve fast turnaround times with shorter production runs to meet demand, all while still

Dassault Systèmes announced that Hispano-Suiza, a globally-recognized specialist in mechanical power transmission systems for aircraft engines and part of Safran, a leading international high-technology group in aerospace, defense and security, has selected Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform to improve the efficiency of its design and engineering programs. Hispano-Suiza’s thousands of mechanical transmission systems have operated more than 850 million flight hours worldwide.  With facilities in France and Poland, and a joint venture with Rolls-Royce launched in 2015, Hispano-Suiza looks to increase the efficiency of its programs through better control of data that was managed by multiple tools. With the Dassault Systèmes “Co-Design to Target” industry solution experience based on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, Hispano-Suiza now has an open, enterprise-wide, digital environment that improves collaboration and operational performance for the design and engineering of its mechanical power transmission systems.  “Co-Design to Target” replaces fragmented solutions with a single platform so that the company can rely on

Optitex will participate in PI Apparel 2015 that takes place next week in New York. PI Apparel, a key event for the textile industry, brings together fashion, apparel and footwear industries to discuss challenges and opportunities offered by modern technology in the continuous improvement and streamlining of product lifecycles – from cradle to grave. This year the conference will take place at Manhattan’s prestigious Union League Club – a continental change, as the event was previously hosted in London. Latest trends and advances Optitex will headline the event as a top sponsor. Optitex CEO Asaf Landau will deliver a keynote address showcasing the advantages offered by the recently released version O/15 of the Optitex software and new cloud based applications. “PI Apparel is a terrific opportunity for professionals from across the fashion industry value chain to get updates on the latest trends and advances. We are very excited to support this major industry event, where we will

ESI Group announces its participation in GIFA, June 16 - 20, 2015 in Düsseldorf, Germany. The 13th edition of the world's most important International Foundry Trade Fair provides the perfect opportunity for ESI to showcase the latest advances of its flagship casting simulation software ProCAST, created 25 years ago. Founded on the physics of materials, ESI's solutions help manufacturing companies test their products virtually; eliminating the need for physical prototypes by virtually building and testing prototypes of components, parts or even complete products. Not only do ESI's numerical solutions help industrial clients manage product performance, they also help companies save time and money during product design and development. Celebrating its 25th birthday this year, ESI's Casting Simulation Suite, ProCAST, provides a complete set of solutions for the foundry industry. ProCAST enables predictive evaluations of the entire casting process, including filling and solidification defects, mechanical properties and complex part distortion. It enables rapid visualization of

Delcam CRISPIN will demonstrate the 2015 R2 version of its ShoeMaker Pro CAD software for the design of all types of footwear at the Shoes & Leather Vietnam exhibition to be held in Ho Chi Minh City from 15th to 17th July.  This latest release includes special editing tools to adapt an existing sole to a new upper design, more efficient tools for upper design, such as edge gimping, stitch-down simulation and a new jewellery library, plus improvements to the KeyShot rendering and the ability to export models in Apple’s iBook Widget format for viewing on iPads and iPhones. ShoeMaker Pro is the only CAD program for the footwear industry that integrates fully the 3D design of uppers and soles, so allowing the complete 3D CAD model of the shoe to be developed and visualised within a single system.  This integrated approach benefits all footwear designers, but is particularly advantageous for

TracePartsOnline.net, the platform created by TraceParts in 2001, provides free access to the CAD models and technical specifications of hundreds of millions of industrial components, ranging from simple screws and bolts to electronic or mechanical sub-assemblies, such as current transformers or linear motion modules. More than 13 million industrial designers are now part of the engineering community with access to TraceParts CAD content Hosting these components in the Cloud offers quick and simple download services for 2D/3D CAD files in the most popular native formats, thereby ensuring design professionals have access to the latest updates of product files. The entire technical data base is shared with numerous CAD and PLM publishers, such as SOLIDWORKS, Autodesk, PTC and Siemens PLM and their user clients, i.e. almost 13 million designers working on projects in fields as diverse as electronics, mechanics, architecture and aerospace. Designers can select the CAD format of the 3D model they want to