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Dassault Systèmes and Cybernaut, a leading investment group in China focusing on emerging industry, signed a strategic cooperation agreement on a series of 3DEXPERIENCE platform-related projects including building Industry Parks, cultivating 3D talents and smart city programs.  As the leading private equity fund in China, Cybernaut Investment Group focuses on emerging industry with high potential of consolidation and high value as a platform.  Cybernaut manages over RMB 100 billion to provide capital support to new infrastructure based on cloud computing and big data and to support the transformation of traditional industry to China’s “Internet Plus” initiative.  In addition, it has become a valuable partner of many cities in China for their smart city plans.  Zhu Min, President of Cybernaut, has been focusing on the high-tech industry for many years, and established WebEx in United States in the 1990s. In the agreement, Dassault Systèmes and Cybernaut agreed to create Industry Parks in

BlueCielo ECM Solutions announced today that it has released its 2015 Annual Report. The 2015 report, which includes the company’s financial statements, shows strong performance in license and overall growth despite the economic pressures still affecting many asset-intensive industries. A great year is only the beginning CEO Willem-Jan Scholten remarked with pleasure: “What a great year 2015 has been for BlueCielo! The company has grown its overall revenue by 26 per cent and improved its profitability over 70 per cent compared to the year before.” The Supervisory Board was also very pleased with the strong performance of the company during 2015 and noted that the benefit is not only short term, but that the company is scalable for exponential future growth. Success is a big picture BlueCielo’s success reflects its multi-year strategic plan to become the world’s leading vendor in Asset Lifecycle Information Management (ALIM). To support the achievement of

Internet of Things (IoT) solutions promise to provide business decision makers continuous information to their operational devices 24/7 anywhere and anytime. This 4th revolution of manufacturing is critical to not only surviving, but thriving in today's manufacturing environment. Attend this July 13 webinar where Tech-Clarity analyst and president Jim Brown will share findings from his recent research on supporting connected products and the IoT. Join to learn: How manufacturers are transforming their business with connected products The common pitfalls companies discover in early IoT exploration The top five things companies need to consider to make sure their IoT platform scales Autodesk® Head of IoT, Bryan Kester will also discuss how a smart connected product strategy can help industrial manufacturers create a competitive advantage with: Increased cost saving/preventing downtime Predictive maintenance Closed loop design based on usage data New revenue streams Wed, July 13, 2:00pm EDT 1 hour  Live Webinar  Free To view the original press release, please click here. Search for

Golden Spiral, a Nashville-based agency focused on business-to-business technology marketing, has created and launched a new website for Boston-based ThingWorx (thingworx.com). ThingWorx is a business unit of PTC, a $1.4 billion global software company. With a growing list of customers, significant investments in acquisitions, and with thousands of compatible partners and solutions, ThingWorx is empowering innovation in IoT. “We brought in the Golden Spiral team because of their expertise with B2B technology marketing and their history of successfully creating and implementing online experiences that maximize engagement and conversion,” said Christian Barr, VP of Marketing for Technology Platform Group at PTC. “The site beautifully reflects the sophistication of our platform and we are excited for people to explore it.” Golden Spiral led the ThingWorx website design and development efforts. As a company that prides itself on working with clients at the forefront of technological advancement, Golden Spiral specializes in translating complex

Dassault Systèmes today announced that Airbus Group, after a two-year comprehensive benchmarking process, is extending its use of Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform to its additive manufacturing programs integrating design, simulation and production. Airbus Group will deploy Dassault Systèmes’ collaborative design and simulation applications as part of the “Co-Design to Target” industry solution experience, for the additive manufacturing of tooling, prototyping and parts for test flights and for production use on commercial aircraft. This provides Airbus Group with digital continuity to optimize its conceptual designs by virtually validating each phase of the additive manufacturing process.  Leveraging Dassault Systèmes’ applications and its own leadership and engineering expertise in additive manufacturing, Airbus Group can explore greater design and manufacturing possibilities to meet engineering and manufacturing requirements for the additive manufacturing of tools and parts.  Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is an alternative to production processes such as milling, melting, casting and precision

PTC today announced at LiveWorx 2016®the latest offerings of its smart, connected service solutions— PTC Remote Service and PTC Connected Service Parts Management. Both solutions leverage the ThingWorx® IoT platform to help companies transform the way they execute service for connected products. PTC Remote Service and PTC Connected Service Parts Management are integral components of PTC's service journey, a roadmap for organizations adopting a strategy for smart, connected service. It helps them redefine their service models to generate unprecedented value for their customers and organization. The service journey entails three steps: Understand - Make smarter decisions by analyzing service and product data in real-time Advance - Differentiate your service offering by improving and expediting the way products are serviced Outperform - Completely redefine value for customers and the service organization with new offerings and business models. "Many organizations struggle to transform their service environment and desire to take advantage of IoT and the value that can be gained from the data

c announced today the release of Geomagic® for SOLIDWORKS®, the company’s complete 3D scan-to-SOLIDWORKS software. An integral part of 3D Systems’ end-to-end solutions for industrial designers and engineers, this new software delivers fast, accurate processing of 3D scan data directly within the SOLIDWORKS environment. Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS enables users to create feature-based solid- and surface-data in a streamlined digital workflow, replacing the inefficient and inaccurate processes of today. Instead of spending days or weeks rebuilding CAD data, users can scan physical objects into SOLIDWORKS and model that data into a solid object in a matter of minutes. The time saved processing 3D scan data translates into accelerated design cycles, more innovative products, and shorter time to profitability. Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS delivers an unprecedented combination of speed and accuracy to the scan-to-CAD workflow using intuitive toolsets derived from 3D Systems’ decades of experience in 3D scan software and proven industry solutions. This new

Gestamp, an international automotive supplier, has selected Siemens’ Teamcenter® software as its global solution for product lifecycle management (PLM). As a company committed to the design, development and manufacturing of metal components and assemblies for the global automotive sector, Gestamp cited the ability for Teamcenter to help improve product development efficiencies and its advanced project management capabilities, as reasons for its decision. Teamcenter is developed by Siemens’ PLM software business. “Teamcenter will help us improve collaboration between different functional areas by improving and accelerating the execution of our projects, as well as increasing the traceability and visibility of the main metrics of our projects,” said Jesús Salvador, Organization and Corporate Projects for Gestamp. “It will facilitate more agile decision making, enabling us to provide a better and faster response to our customers.” Gestamp conducted an in-depth assessment of all the processes involved in its product development value chain, from the initial

International TechneGroup Limited (ITI) will be participating at AIAA Aviation 2016 in Washington, D.C. June 13-17. ITI is providing a panelist for the “Open Issues in Meshing in 2030” conference session and will also be presenting geometry morphing work undertaken in support of the CFD Drag Prediction Workshop. Dr Geoffrey Butlin, founder and CEO of ITI’s UK operation and the CADfix development office, is a panelist for the “Open Issues in Meshing in 2030” session where industry leaders will be discussing the critical issues faced by the aerospace industry as they tackle the design, advanced simulation and optimization of future aircraft. “ITI fulfills a very specific, very critical, yet very niche role within the aerospace and defense product development process. When we are involved with distinguished industry leaders on a panel like the one at AIAA, it helps position ITI as a clear leader in our field. It also allows

ASTM International (ASTM) and the 3MF Consortium (3MF) signed a liaison agreement today to explore ways to collaborate and align standards and roadmaps to advance additive manufacturing innovation and deliver state-of-the-art 3D printing technologies to the market.  ASTM International is a leading standards-development organization that serves as an open forum for creating and revising international standards. 3MF is an industry association created to develop and promote a new full-fidelity file format for 3D printing. “As adoption of the 3MF file format continues to ramp, it becomes increasingly important to develop a long-term 3MF technology roadmap that businesses support and trust,” said Adrian Lannin, executive director, 3MF Consortium. “This agreement with ASTM creates a cooperative relationship for knowledge-sharing and the pursuit of developing an established set of standards that will allow businesses to adopt 3MF with confidence.” The 3MF Consortium was formed to close the gap between the capabilities of modern 3D printers