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Synergis Software (www.SynergisSoftware.com), the creators of Synergis Adept engineering document management, announced today that Sussex Wire (www.SussexWire.com), a leader in the design and production of custom cold-formed component parts in mini- and micro-geometries, has implemented the Adept solution to enhance all its product design and manufacturing processes. Sussex Wire currently uses Adept at its global headquarters in Easton, Pennsylvania.  At a point in time when the company chooses to acquire complementary manufacturing technology companies and associated locations, it plans to grow the solution to accommodate a distributed, multi-CAD environment. Explains Tim Kardish, President, "Adept is just the right size for us now. . . and will easily scale up for future growth. As we bring on other companies, we can import their drawings, their files, and their models, and link them into a single, unified document management solution—whether they are using SolidWorks or another CAD package." As a first step, Adept helped the company

Regina Miracle International Ltd. has selected Centric Software to provide its product lifecycle management (PLM) software. Regina Miracle designs, manufactures and supplies lingerie for women. “Regina Miracle has a long and proud history of providing highly innovative products and materials to its customers,” explains Liu Zhenqiang, member of the company’s board of directors and general manager of research and development. “We saw a similar track record of innovation in Centric, and believed Centric 8 would provide a solid foundation for a partnership going forward.” Regina Miracle will use the Centric 8 PLM software for apparel to better facilitate and optimize collaboration and communication between its customers and its internal sample development team, according to Alvin Hui, IT director at Regina Miracle. All members of the sample development team – including design, technical design, quality, costing and materials personnel – as well as the Hong Kong sales team will use the software. “The Centric 8 PLM

CONTACT's partner KOSTECH used CIM DATABASE PLM to implement a test data management system for automotive supplier Wooshin Industrial. The Korean exhaust systems manufacturer is now planning to use further applications from CONTACT's portfolio for project management and costing. KOSTECH Korea Simulation Technologies is a full-service partner of CONTACT Software in the Asian region. The company offers technologically advanced solutions for the innovation process and reliable management of development projects on the basis of the open component architecture CONTACT Elements, also providing consultancy and other services to assist in the deployment of these systems. In Wooshin Industrial, KOSTECH has acquired a new customer from the South Korean automotive industry, and implemented a CIM DATABASE project for them within a short space of time. Wooshin Industrial develops exhaust systems and catalytic converters, generating sales of 143 million euros in 2013. The automotive supplier is an important player in the market, a position that is reflected

First quarter net revenue of $26.8 billion, down 5% from the prior-year period and down 2% on a constant currency basis First quarter non-GAAP diluted net earnings per share of $0.92, up 2% from the prioryear period and within the previously provided outlook of $0.89 to $0.93 per share First quarter GAAP diluted net earnings per share of $0.73, down 1% from the prioryear period and within the previously provided outlook of $0.72 to $0.76 per share First quarter cash flow from operations of $744 million, down 75% from the prior-year period Returned $1.9 billion to shareholders in the form of share repurchases and dividends in the first quarter The complete news release is available at: http://h30261.www3.hp.com/news-and-events/news-library/2015/24-02-2015.aspx

Bentley Systems, Incorporated, today announced that registration is now open for its highly anticipated 2015 Bentley LEARNing Conferences in the U.S. Each conference delivers a highly relevant learning experience to attending infrastructure practitioners through hands-on workshops and information-rich lectures. All those with Bentley LEARN Subscriptions or Enterprise License Subscriptions are eligible to attend – at no additional cost as a benefit of their subscriptions. Those without a subscription may purchase one during registration for $1,495.00. The individual conferences are dedicated to software for specific architectural, engineering, construction, and operations (AECO) workflows, including bridge/bridge inspection, building design and analysis, GIS and mapping, plant, road and site, water analysis and design, and more. Sessions help attendees take full advantage of their Bentley software in the shortest possible time. Jay Wasson, P.E., deputy commissioner, engineering and asset management, Indiana Department of Transportation, said, “I am very excited about the Bentley LEARNing Conference being hosted here in Indianapolis. The event will benefit both INDOT and our

TraceParts is organizing on March 5th the eCatalog Conference in St. Wendel, Germany, in partnership with KiM, Crossbase and Plan Software. The eCatalog Conference, first held in 2009, is a one-day event organized by TraceParts, KiM and Plan Software. Its objective is to introduce innovative software solutions in the fields of CAD product catalogs and sales configurators. This conference is aimed at all industrial parts vendors having a specific interest in electronic catalogs. Attendees at the eCatalog Conference have the opportunity to benefit from the extensive experience of software vendors and industrial users, as well as finding out about the latest software solutions from TraceParts, KiM and Plan Software. For the 2015 edition, the conference agenda includes a series of major speakers. Alongside the organizers TraceParts, KiM and Plan Software, representatives from cutting edge companies will also be sharing their experience with the audience. Maxon Motor AG, Pentair Technical Solutions GmbH, Pbb Architekten

3D Systems announced the immediate availability of its all-in-one medical 3D printer, the ProJet 3510 DPPro, which the company plans to debut at LMT LAB DAY Chicago 2015. The ProJet 3510 DPPro, the latest in 3DS’ stellar MultiJet (MJP) line, gives medical and dental labs the power to print precision dental wax-ups; durable implant drill guides; temperature-resistant, thermo-formable orthodontic patterns; and crown and bridge molds interchangeably, at up to twice the throughput of today’s printers. Armed with the ProJet 3510 DPPro’s game-changing speed, throughput and versatility, dental and medical labs can print precision, personalized medical tools and devices created directly from patients’ data, in a matter of hours—all in a smaller footprint than existing medical printers. “Our primary purpose is to democratize access to more affordable and powerful tools for the benefit of our customers. With its high resolution, high capacity and expanded material compatibility, the DPPro can support the widest range of medical applications, at

 PDF Key takeaways: Oracle’s Value Chain Summit offers an appropriate, right-sized venue for learning more about enterprise value chain systems Oracle is committed to enabling parallel capabilities for Oracle Agile PLM (for on premise and cloud use) and Oracle Product Value Chain Cloud, which is a new, PLM offering in the Oracle Cloud The presentations and CIMdata’s interviews with leading customers suggest that Oracle is delivering to customer expectations CIMdata attended the Oracle Value Chain Summit 2015 in San Jose, California on January 26-28, 2015. Oracle is one of the PLM market leaders tracked by CIMdata in our annual PLM Market Analysis Report series. The Oracle Value Chain Summit (OVCS) is a business conference focused on influencers and decision makers, with presentations by Oracle, customers, and selected partners. Over 2,500 value chain experts representing more than 425 companies from 31 countries attended this year's OVCS. This event is in its third year, having spun out

The Internet has transformed commerce, and enhanced human interaction, and CIMdata believes that the Internet of Things (IoT) will do it again. Amazon, Orbitz, and Über are three examples of companies that leveraged the Internet to permanently change the competitive landscape in a range of industries—great examples of the “creative destruction” economist Joseph A. Schumpeter noted in his 1942 book Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy. Electronic Timeline Over the last decade several IT trends have emerged that are transforming business and society. Social platforms connect far-flung people with like interests, generating large volumes of data that businesses want to leverage to develop new, innovative products and to better engage with their customers and prospects. Mobile devices bring computing to the masses, and offer a platform for social and new forms of commerce. Compiling and using this data, most of which is unstructured, demands new storage and analytics solutions. The cloud provides the communication

Sigmetrix announced today the availability of its CETOL 6 Sigma v8.4 software for PTC Creo®, Creo Elements/Pro®, CATIA® V5, and SOLIDWORKS® CAD systems. CETOL 6 Sigma v8.4 includes all of the powerful, robust features of the CETOL 6σ architecture, enhanced with functionality that makes it easier than ever to use.  Cutting-edge technology enables product development teams to be able to reduce time to market and maximize profitability. CETOL 6σ is unique from other solutions on the market. It is the only 3D tolerance analysis solution tightly integrated with all three CAD systems supported. Engineers don’t have to redo previous analyses from scratch when updating their design, and changes made to tolerances within CETOL are automatically updated in the CAD models and drawings. CETOL also uses a direct mathematical method that enables users to see the results of their tolerance changes immediately rather than having to rerun simulations each time. Sigmetrix customers apply these robust set of modeling, analysis, and visualization technologies to