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TXT Retail announces continued growth in APAC with the signing of one of India’s leading retailers, Future Group. Future Group is one of India's largest multi-format retailers, with a retail portfolio that includes hypermarkets, supermarkets, department, and specialty stores. Collectively, Future Group operates around 18.5 million square feet of retail space in over 250 cities and towns across India. Expanding at an impressive pace, the retailer embarked on a journey to achieve 5x growth by 2021. To achieve their ambitious growth targets, Future Group is investing in new technologies and solutions that enable more efficient business processes. TXTPlanning will enable Future Group to manage the merchandise lifecycle from end-to-end. The software’s advanced planning capabilities will allow the company to set global profitability targets and to derive the best assortments to meet demand across a variety of locations, retail formats, and product categories. Lastly, TXTPlanning’s forecasting, allocation and replenishment modules provide

Lectra is pleased to announce that Laziale Interni Auto, a leading Italian supplier of leather cut parts to tier-1 and tier-2 automotive component manufacturers, has chosen Lectra’s Versalis® for its next-generation digital cutting room. Specialized in the production of headrests and armrests for vehicle interiors, the company cuts, sews and assembles seating and interior components for major automotive manufacturers as well as for the rail and aeronautics industries. Laziale Interni Auto is also active in aftermarket vehicle customization, especially for classic and collector cars. The company runs two production units in central peninsular Italy. A Lectra customer, Laziale Interni Auto has used Lectra CAD-CAM software for since 2005. The company made an initial foray into computer numeric control (CNC) cutting with the acquisition of Vector® Lectra’s fabric-cutting solution, in 2014. Driven by a commitment to continuous innovation, Laziale Interni Auto subsequently decided to migrate automotive leather production from

Eyelit Inc., a manufacturing software provider for visibility, control, and coordination of manufacturing operations for the aerospace & defense, discrete electronics, life sciences, medical device, semiconductor, and photovoltaic (solar) industries, announced today that Aurora Semiconductor has selected the Eyelit MES™ suite for use in its manufacturing facility in St. Petersburg, Florida. Aurora’s multichip module (MCM) facility focuses on offering advanced, system-in-a-package fabrication and other backend semiconductor processing services for microelectronic products. The pure-play, USA-based foundry services fabless companies in trusted military, industrial, medical and MEMS markets. The flexibility of the Eyelit MES™ suite is well suited for controlling the production and packaging of Aurora’s vast array of semi-custom analog, mixed-signal and high-voltage, complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) and microelectromechanical (MEMS) technologies. “Aurora is extremely pleased to have Eyelit as its manufacturing-management software provider. Precision, efficiency, and complete end-to-end coordination of our manufacturing processes are essential for the level of execution we have committed to

Royal Robbins, a heritage apparel brand for outdoor pursuits, selected Centric Software to provide their product lifecycle management (PLM) solution. Royal Robbins is based in San Francisco and Modesto, California, the gateway to Yosemite Valley, where Robbins and his wife Liz founded the company in the late 1960s. In 1961, Robbins made the first ascent of El Capitan’s Salathé Wall, the world’s hardest big wall grade VI climb at the time. In 1967, Liz claimed the first female ascent of the Northwest face of Half Dome. A tourist snapped a photograph of the pair atop Half Dome in tattered clothing. The image inspired them to launch a globally beloved brand known for its enduring, classic outdoor designs that work as well on the trail as they do at the office. “Since Vice President of Merchandising and Design Liz Braund and I joined the company last year, we have applied

Wipro Limited today announced financial results under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for its first quarter ended June 30, 2016. Highlights of the Results for the Quarter ended June 30, 2016: Gross Revenues were `136.0 billion ($2.0 billion1), an increase of 11% YoY. Net Income2 was `20.5 billion ($304 million1), a decrease of 6% YoY. IT Services Segment Revenue was $1,930.8 million, a sequential increase of 2.6% and YoY increase of 7.6% Non-GAAP constant currency IT Services Segment Revenue in dollar terms grew 2.0% sequentially and grew 9.5% YoY IT Services Segment Revenue in Rupee terms was `131.1 billion ($1.9 billion1), an increase of 13% YoY. IT Services Segment Profits3 was `23.3 billion ($345 million1), a decrease of 3% YoY. IT Services Margins4 was 17.8% for the quarter, as compared to 19.7% for the quarter ended March 31, 2016. Performance for the quarter ended June 30, 2016 Abidali Z. Neemuchwala, Chief Executive Officer and Member of the Board,

Transitioning from paper-based document control and change management to an electronic system can be a bit intimidating, particularly for regulated medical device companies. This webinar is hosted by Omnify Software with a client guest speaker sharing real world scenarios. Attendees will learn about why and how a medical device manufacturer should automate development processes with Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), things to be aware of, and three steps to a compliant implementation. WHAT: Complimentary, educational webinar focused on the value of moving from paper processes to an electronic system to manage product information and how to do it compliantly. WHEN: Thursday, August 4, 2016 at 1:00 P.M. eastern WHERE: Event will be presented online; those interested in attending can register here.

Eagle Point Software Corporation, an Autodesk AEC Industry Partner and developer of the Pinnacle Series software, announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Autodesk Gold Partner, CAD-1, headquartered in Thornton, CO. The Pinnacle Series is an on-demand Autodesk adoption, training and support system, which uses multiple resources to help organizations overcome the everyday challenges they face in using Autodesk software. This cloud-based solution enables users to get the most out of their Autodesk Solutions with desktop and mobile applications that provide 24/7 access to workflow, training and support resources. Pinnacle Series is fully customizable with unlimited cloud storage, allowing organizations to house their corporate best practices and standard operating procedures. Clint Sirko, CAD-1 Operations Manager explained, “Adding Eagle Point’s Pinnacle Series allows CAD-1 to address the productivity needs of Autodesk software customers, as well as the needs of the entire enterprise within their organizations. This partnership means that our customers

EPLAN Software & Services, a provider of engineering software solutions, has appointed Bruce Rodewald as President and CEO of EPLAN Americas. He succeeds the retiring Raymond Gaynor, who had led the Americas division since 2011. Rodewald brings to EPLAN over 24 years in industrial business development and corporate sales leadership. A mechanical engineering graduate of Western Michigan University and former captain with the US Army Corps of Engineers, he has taken on progressively more important leadership roles in the field of industrial software and information technology since moving from the military to the private sector in 1991. “Design automation is the present and the future,” says Rodewald.  To view the original press release, please click here. Search for EPLAN Software on CIMdata.com

FARO announces the acquisition of BuildIT Software & Solutions Ltd., a leader in process-configurable 3D metrology software solutions with hardware agnostic interfaces. FARO will introduce the configuration power of the BuildIT software in a new "Your Product, Your Process, Your Solution" campaign aimed at providing major customers with customizable, in-process solutions that integrate metrology devices and sensors from multiple manufacturers. Located in Montreal, Canada, BuildIT's software is used daily on the production lines of 5 of the 10 largest aerospace and defense manufacturers.  BuildIT's software is hardware independent, giving customers the flexibility to utilize different hardware offerings to maximize productivity and efficiency. "The acquisition of BuildIT bolsters FARO's complementary suite of software solutions for our metrology customers," stated Simon Raab, FARO's President and CEO. "By adding BuildIT to our metrology portfolio, our customers now have even greater software options for use in a variety of 3D metrology manufacturing applications to reduce inspection

 PDF Key takeaways: While PLM strategies are common in manufacturing industries, they can provide just as much value in the development and long-term monitoring of insurance coverages and banking products. Insurance policy premiums and bank loan repayments do not fundamentally differ from a manufacturer's flow of revenues from sales of goods. Financial companies are searching for people with PLM implementation experience while PLM solution providers seek people with backgrounds in underwriting and lending. One sure sign of a strategy’s lasting success is its uptake by industries that have seemingly little in common with the industry that generated the strategy in the first place. Such is the case with industrial mainstay Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), now drawing interest from financial, insurance, and other similar companies. From its roots in aircraft and automotive manufacturing in the early 1980s, PLM spread into other discrete industries (e.g. high-tech and industrial equipment) and then into the process industries, food, apparel and