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Gerber Technology is proud to announce that AccuMark® is now available as a monthly subscription plan. The plan is offered in 3-month subscription increments. Making AccuMark available on a subscription basis eliminates the barrier of up-front costs. So companies of all sizes can access the industry's leading CAD design, grading, marker making and production planning software, making it possible to bring their designs to market faster. Mary McFadden, executive director, CAD Product Management at Gerber Technology said, "We are thrilled to announce the introduction of AccuMark offered as a subscription. With lower up-front costs, companies of all sizes can take advantage of the industry-leading CAD software and enjoy the full functionality of AccuMark with product support." One of the challenges in the fashion industry is seasonality. With a 3-month renewable subscription to AccuMark, companies can now expand their AccuMark seats without paying for another enterprise seat that is only used for

The organizers of COMSOL Conference 2016 Boston are proud to announce this year’s keynote speakers. The COMSOL Conference is held worldwide in seven major cities. It attracts thousands of engineers and scientists with its focus on multiphysics simulation and application design. The first event is taking place in Boston on October 5-7 and features the following line up of distinguished modeling and simulation professionals: Bernard McGarvey, senior engineering advisor at Eli Lilly and Company: KEYNOTE: Leveraging Modeling and First Principles Thinking to Accelerate Improvement at a Pharmaceutical Company Edward P. Furlani, professor in the Departments of Chemical and Biological Engineering and Electrical Engineering at University at Buffalo (UB) SUNY: KEYNOTE: Multiphysics and Multiscale Simulations: Advancing Basic Science and Industrial Applications Carl Meinhart, professor of mechanical engineering at the University of California – Santa Barbara (UCSB) and founder and CEO of Numerical Design, Inc.: KEYNOTE: Transport Processes in Microfluidics Sebastien Perrier, R&D acoustical engineer at

SwainSmith, Inc. today announced it has joined the Infor Partner Network(IPN), a global network designed to provide the tools and resources necessary to grow a profitable and sustainable business around Infor products. SwainSmith will focus on delivering Infor EAM Enterprise to manufacturing customers across North America. "Our clients are seeking an enterprise-grade software solution that will enable them to access rich and actionable asset management information across the organization," said Tracy Smith, president, SwainSmith. "The industry-specific functionality and innovative user experience offered by Infor EAM, combined with our expertise in asset management best practices and our proven library of codes and data conventions, will equip customers with applications that are flexible and built to specifically address their asset management challenges." Channel partners are a critical part of Infor's accelerated growth strategy and objectives because they enable progress in all regions of the globe and play a key role in the company's success. SwainSmith will

Outscale, an IaaS Enterprise Class Cloud service provider and a strategic Partner of Dassault Systemes, introduces per-second billing. This announcement is a true breakthrough in the world of cloud computing. By paying only for the resources they use, companies and organizations can save hundreds of thousands of dollars each year, which frees up financial resources to invest in strategic projects and foster their growth. With this announcement, Outscale aims to provide more transparency to its customers and boost the transition to Cloud adoption. “Thanks to billing per second, Outscale, leading provider of Enterprise-Class cloud service, is the first worldwide provider to offer pricing tailored to the Cloud usage of companies. We are convinced that this paradigm shift will make adopting the Cloud more convenient,” says Outscale’s President, Laurent Seror. He adds, “Unlike other main providers on the market, that are mostly comprised of e-business platforms, search engines or software editors, we are a

Cadence Design Systems today announced the inauguration of its new office space at RMZ EcoWorld Business Park on Sarjapur Outer Ring Road in Bengaluru. Over 700 employees work in the new office; it is Cadence’s second largest site in India after Noida, and the third largest globally.   Teams at the Bangalore site are primarily involved in IP R&D, core electronic design automation (EDA) R&D, customer-facing activities and global IT support.   Speaking on the occasion of the inauguration, Cadence® President and CEO Lip-Bu Tan said, “Cadence was one of the first companies to set up operations in India almost 30 years ago. The India operations have contributed significantly to all of Cadence’s technology verticals, and we continue to grow our presence here. The availability of world-class talent and proximity to customers make the Bengaluru office an important one for Cadence. I look forward to more growth, innovation and success in

Airbus is focusing considerable effort to devise innovative, new ways to streamline engineering, test, manufacturing and quality to build planes faster and more effectively. From an IT perspective, making the business faster means undertaking a digital transformation so that teams across the enterprise can access and share product data more quickly and easily than ever before. Airbus relies on more than 1,000 point systems to keep engineering, test, manufacturing and quality running smoothly. It’s these applications that Airbus IT recognized needed to be modernized, upgraded, and integrated to streamline the business. “The question was how can IT enable modernization of so many systems without writing code from scratch and taking years to do it,” said Henrik Weimer who oversees PLM architecture and innovation at Airbus. “We recognized early on that how we approached digital transformation was going to be as important as what we modernized.” Welcome to the

In what is believed to be a world first, Edgecam’s Indian reseller, Kriatec Services, is partnering with a Government-funded skill training provider to launch an e-learning internet platform to bring technology-led training “to the masses.” After two years of development, Kriatec created a four-week e-learning programme with downloadable software, worked examples, and self-assessment examinations. They are now working with Government-funded training partner Central Tool Room & Training Centre (CTTC), Bhubaneswar in order to reach a mass market. CTTC have centres in India’s leading industrial and development areas, training tens of thousands of young engineers each year. Kriatec Director Ajitha Prabu says: “CTTC are unique, in that they not only provide conventional training, they also have large, modern and well-equipped production facilities for their students to engage in a real work experience, producing parts for some of the leading high technology companies in India.” It has been his long-standing

Altair has acquired Solid Iris Technologies, a Greece-based technology company specializing in photorealistic rendering and visualization, with its high-end solution “Thea Render”. The companies have built a relationship over the past several years, with Altair using Solid Iris’ Thea Render superior technology to provide rendering functionality in its solidThinking Evolve concept design software.  James R. Scapa, Altair’s Founder, Chairman and CEO, notes that, “With the continued growth in performance and cloud availability of high performance computing (HPC), the opportunity to deliver rendering solutions for applications from architectural visualization and product design to entertainment and augmented reality is truly exciting. We look forward to delivering powerful new capabilities our software community of designers and engineers.” Thea Render is a state-of-the-art Biased, Unbiased and GPU renderer with a rich set of innovative features, a powerful material system and its own advanced studio. Integrating this photorealistic rendering technology with solidThinking and Altair

Popular PLM education program will take place in Santa Clara, California from December 5-9, 2016. ANN ARBOR, Michigan, 15 September, 2016—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic consulting and research firm, will bring its highly acclaimed Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) Certificate Program to Santa Clara, California from December 5-9. The program is recognized as the PLM industry’s most comprehensive solution-agnostic education offering. The three- or five-day program prepares PLM professionals to successfully address the challenges commonly faced in PLM strategy development and implementation. The assessment-based certificate program includes a personalized classroom experience, individual and team-based exercises, and individual evaluations of achievement. The program is facilitated by a team of CIMdata experts. Upon successful completion of the program, participants receive a CIMdata PLM Certificate and are invited to join CIMdata’s global PLM Leadership community. The program is built on CIMdata’s over 30 years of experience guiding industrial companies in successfully defining and implementing best-in-class

Today, Siemens unveiled the Siemens Digital Enterprise Showcase at the Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute (DMDII) in Chicago. This showcase is designed to help enable industrial manufacturers to observe and explore a working digital enterprise so they can better understand its potential value to their own organizations. Siemens has been a tier one partner with DMDII since its inception, with a focus on joint collaboration with the government, industry and academia. The partners work on solving some of the most challenging questions facing manufacturing today through the Project Call process established by DMDII. Siemens Digital Enterprise Showcase creates a hands-on environment to illustrate how digitalization can help answer questions such as how manufacturers can extend the digital twin strategy across the value chain, including supply chain and the factory floor, to realize bottom line results; how to optimize human-systems integration; how to make organizational transformations to experience the full