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Oracle today awarded Infosys seven of its 2016 Oracle Excellence Awards. The awards recognize Infosys for its commitment to deliver innovative, specialized solutions and services based on Oracle software and hardware. The Oracle Excellence Awards encourage innovation by Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) members, who use Oracle's products and technology to create value for customers and generate new business potential. Infosys has been awarded across the following categories:   2016 Oracle Global Specialized Partner of the Year Award - Cloud Infrastructure 2016 Oracle Global Specialized Partner of the Year Award - Middleware 2016 Oracle Global Specialized Partner of the Year Award - Business Analytics 2016 Oracle North America Specialized Partner of the Year Award - IaaS Cloud Transformation 2016 Oracle North America Specialized Partner of the Year Award - HCM Cloud Core-Talent 2016 Oracle North America Specialized Partner of the Year Award - Middleware Cloud   2016 Oracle APAC Specialized Partner of the Year Award - Business Analytics    During the

Accenture and Oracle have announced that infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) offerings will now be available through the Accenture Oracle Business Group, adding to the already-existing software-as-a-service (SaaS) and platform-as-a-service (PaaS) capabilities. The expansion of capabilities further positions Accenture as Oracle’s largest global systems integrator (GSI) and a leader in Oracle Public Cloud.   The Accenture Oracle Business Group was launched in April 2015 to deliver industry-specific solutions built on the Oracle Public Cloud that help clients with their digital transformation goals, realize the benefits of the cloud faster and help reduce risk. Following an initial focus on the public, financial and hospitality services sectors, the combined business group has grown to support federal, insurance, health, higher education, oil and gas, and utilities industries. The extension to IaaS now means that the robust set of industry solutions will be available across a comprehensive cloud suite of offerings, including both Oracle and non-Oracle workloads.   “Oracle is

Based in the Netherlands, Transfer BV covers the regions of Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg. Altium will leverage the capabilities of Transfer BV with Altium’s direct transactional sales model to drive future growth in Northern Europe.  Altium’s CFO, Mr Joe Bedewi welcomed the acquisition of Transfer BV, commenting “We are extending our direct reach into Northern Europe to sell directly in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. Altium is pleased to have the highly capable and strongly motivated Transfer BV team join our direct sales force to lead our sales in Northern Europe. Transfer BV will implement Altium’s successful direct transactional sales model that has proven success in the Americas and the DACH region of Europe (Germany, Austria and Switzerland).”  “This is an exciting development for us” said Transfer BV’s CEO, Mr Peter de Ruiter. “Our vision for the PCB industry has always been aligned with Altium and we look

Building on its position as the industry's leading Cloud Applications provider, Oracle today unveiled its strategy for next generation Software as a Service (SaaS) Cloud offerings that blend third-party data with real-time analytics and behavioral inputs to create Cloud Applications that adapt and learn. The result: intelligent Cloud Applications that automatically offer individualized recommended actions and streamline the tasks of business users such as human resource or finance professionals.  Called Adaptive Intelligent Applications, these next generation Cloud offerings are based on the insights contained within Oracle's Data Cloud, which is a collection of more than 5+ billion consumer and business profiles, with over 45,000 attributes. When activated, these new Adaptive Intelligent Applications use Oracle's web-scale data and apply advanced data science to learn and ingest data about an organization's users and their behaviors to deliver targeted information to customers and employees. The insights from these deep analytics build a knowledge

Rand Worldwide today announced that its IMAGINiT Technologies division released IMAGINiT Utilities for Autodesk Revit 2017, IMAGINiT Utilities for Autodesk AutoCAD Civil 3D 2017, and IMAGINiT Utilities for Vault Client 2017. All Utilities are available to customers who have an annual Autodesk subscription with IMAGINiT and are available via IMAGINiT’s ProductivityNOW Portal.  “Our software development team launched the first IMAGINiT Utilities ten years ago with the goal of automating repetitive tasks, allowing Revit users to focus on higher value activities,” says Tim Johnson, senior vice president, IMAGINiT Technologies. “Due to the popularity of these tools with our customers, Utilities for Vault and Utilities for Civil 3D soon followed. Since then, we have listened closely to our customers and each year have developed updates and enhancements that directly address the issues they’re challenged with in the field.”  What’s New in IMAGINiT Utilities for Revit  BIM Coordinators from over 6,000 organizations have been using IMAGINiT Utilities for Revit since

Today, Chaos Group announces a major new release of its versatile, all-in-one fluid dynamics plugin, Phoenix FD 3.0 for 3ds Max. Frequently used to simulate realistic water, fire, and other fluid effects for multiple television series such as Game of Thrones and The Flash, Phoenix FD has been significantly upgraded for fast-paced productions. With its new FLIP liquid solver and improved smoke and fire solver, Phoenix FD is now more powerful and able to bring more realism to visual effects projects. Phoenix FD 3.0 for 3ds Max has been given a full makeover, with new intuitive controls, presets and GPU-accelerated previews, making it a fast and easy way to tackle tight deadlines. The new Phoenix FD integrates seamlessly into Autodesk 3ds Max and renders with V-Ray, Chaos Group’s industry-standard, lighting and rendering solution. “Phoenix FD is like a Swiss Army knife for effects. It can handle everything from flaming arrows and drops of

At this week’s Accelerate 2016 conference in Boston, Autodesk is taking the wraps off a major addition to Fusion Lifecycle: cloud-based product data management (PDM).  With the addition of PDM, Fusion Lifecycle now covers the entire concept-to-market workflow, making it the first end-to-end PLM solution in the cloud. The new cloud-based product data management (Cloud PDM) functionality is built directly into Fusion Lifecycle and is available immediately. Cloud PDM enables engineers to collaborate on designs and manage their work-in-process CAD data and documents. Teams can effectively collaborate on designs, track versions and releases, and connect to manufacturing workflows for more effective sharing of design data across the enterprise. “We have been avid users of Fusion Lifecycle for over a year, and it has greatly improved our product development process. Albeit, this is the piece we’ve really been waiting to utilize. The full PLM solution, in the cloud, will dramatically improve our efficiency,” said Brian

Oracle Corporation today announced fiscal 2017 Q1 results. Total Revenues were $8.6 billion, up 2% in U.S. dollars and up 3% in constant currency. Cloud plus On-Premise Software Revenues were$6.8 billion, up 5% in U.S. dollars and up 6% in constant currency. Cloud software as a service (SaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) revenues were $798 million, up 77% in U.S. dollars and up 79% in constant currency. Total Cloud Revenues, including infrastructure as a service (IaaS), were $969 million, up 59% in U.S. dollars and up 61% in constant currency. Operating Income was $2.6 billion and Operating Margin was 31%. Non-GAAP Operating Income was $3.4 billion and non-GAAP Operating Margin was 39%. Net Income was$1.8 billion while non-GAAP Net Income was $2.3 billion. Earnings Per Share was up 10% to $0.43, while non-GAAP Earnings Per Share was up 4% to $0.55. GAAP and non-GAAP Earnings Per Share was negatively impacted by three factors: 1 cent because of a higher tax rate due to

MathWorks today introduced Release 2016b (R2016b) with new capabilities that simplify working with big data in MATLAB. Engineers and scientists can now more easily work with data too big to fit in memory. R2016b also includes additional features in Simulink; a new product, Risk Management Toolbox; and updates and bug fixes to 83 other products. Tall arrays now provide a way to work naturally with out-of-memory data using familiar MATLAB functions and syntax, removing the need to learn big data programming. Engineers and scientists can use tall arrays with hundreds of math, statistics, and machine learning algorithms. Code can run on Hadoop clusters or be integrated directly into Spark applications. R2016b also includes a timetable data container for indexing and synchronizing time-stamped tabular data; string arrays to help manipulate, compare, and store text data efficiently; and new functions for preprocessing data. “Companies are awash in data, but struggle to take advantage of it to build better predictive

Geometric Americas today announced a new release of their revolutionary technology that uses SOLIDWORKS® 3D DimXpert and Model Based Definition (MBD) 3D dimensions and annotations to automate the programming of CNC machined components. CAMWorks was uniquely architected to reduce a 3D solid model into a set of discrete machining features, and apply a knowledge base that selects tools, feeds, speeds, and machining strategies to automate the creation of CNC toolpaths. Tolerance Based Machining dramatically enhances CAMWorks core architecture by adding the ability to read and react to non-geometric manufacturing information such as tolerances, surface finish, and other annotations in 3D models. This ability not only speeds up the CNC programming process, and improvements in quality, but also creates a much stronger design-to-manufacturing process for machined components. Jim Foster (VP channel marketing and sales) says, “In a world where every manufacturer is competing globally, we need to have tools