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One-day event takes place on November 3 in the Detroit area Ann Arbor, Michigan, 9 June 2016—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm, announces the agenda topics for PLM Road Map 2016 for the Global Automotive Industry and their Supply Chain Partners, to be held on November 3 at The Inn at St. John’s, Plymouth, Michigan. PLM Road Map 2016 for the Global Automotive Industry and their Supply Chain Partners is the must-attend event for automotive industry executives and PLM practitioners globally—providing independent education and a collaborative networking environment where ideas, trends, experiences, and relationships critical to the automotive industry germinate and take root. The theme for the event is “The Changing Face of PLM in the Automotive Industry.” Over the course of the day, presentations will be made on the following critical topics: Building a new and different automotive OEM from the ground up Materials engineering, beyond materials selection Additive manufacturing

Synopsys, Inc. today announced a suite of new features for its 3200 Mbps DesignWare® DDR4 IP to expand memory capacity for high-performance cloud computing systems while improving reliability, accessibility and serviceability (RAS). The DDR IP supports advanced error correcting code (ECC), which can correct all DRAM failures within a device to enable replacement of defective DIMMs without data loss. In addition, support for high-capacity DDR4 LRDIMM and DDR4 3D Stacked (DDR4-3DS) DRAM with 16 ranks of memory expands capacity by up to 400 percent compared to the previously supported four ranks, without reducing performance. The IP includes the industry's only embedded calibration processor, which can train the system at power-up to improve design margin and signal integrity. The calibration processor can also train up to four active operating modes to manage rapid power and frequency requirement changes. Synopsys' DDR4 Controller and PHY IP solution enables cloud and virtualized server environments to support

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

Today, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) unveiled the Edgeline EL1000 and Edgeline EL4000, the industry’s first converged systems for the Internet of Things (IoT). These systems integrate data capture, control, compute and storage to deliver heavy-duty analytics and insights at the edge to enable real-time decision making. In addition, HPE announced enhanced IoT security capabilities, new services and an industry leading partner ecosystem to advance the adoption and impact of the Internet of Things. With the proliferation of IoT devices, or “things” generating petabytes of data every day, organizations have an opportunity to quickly capture, process and analyze that data to enable real-time control and decision making. Oil and gas, manufacturing and telecommunications industries face specific IoT challenges – they need to harness data in remote environments, from windmills in the desert to smart energy grids and manufacturing plants, to drive timely business decisions. Until now, the remote data would have

International TechneGroup Limited (ITI), the global leader providing reliable interoperability, validation and migration solutions for product data and related systems, will be exhibiting at the NAFEMS UK Conference, 15-16 June 2016 in Telford, England. In addition to sponsoring this comprehensive analysis and simulation event, ITI will be presenting advances in CADfix geometry processing and CAE integration technology for advanced simulation that have been achieved through working closely with customers and as part of UK government sponsored advanced technology projects. The three year UK government research initiative aimed at advancing geometry handling and integration (GHandI), focused on improving the methods and processes for generating and manipulating high fidelity aircraft and turbo machinery component geometries and associated computational meshes. Henry Bucklow, Principal Project Engineer at ITI, will present the key technologies developed through the GHandI project that enable the automatic generation of high quality hybrid meshes for CFD, specifically in relation to

ANSYS, Inc. announced today that representatives will be presenting at the Baird 2016 Global Consumer, Technology & Services Conference on Thursday, June 9, 2016 and at the Berenberg Design Software Conference on Tuesday, June 14, 2016. Sin Min Yap, vice president, corporate strategic initiatives, ANSYS, Inc., and Annette Arribas, senior director, global investor relations, ANSYS, Inc. will present at a fireside chat at the Baird 2016 Global Consumer, Technology & Services Conference on June 9, 2016 at 10:15 a.m. ET. Eric Bantegnie, vice president, general manager, systems business unit, ANSYS, Inc., Annette Arribas, senior director, global investor relations, ANSYS, Inc., and Richard Belcher, European finance director, ANSYS, Inc. will present and answer questions at the Berenberg June Design Software Conference in London, England on Tuesday, June 14, 2016, at 13:30 Greenwich Time (8:30 a.m. Eastern Time). A live audio web cast and archive of each presentation will be available at http://investors.ansys.com To view the

Wipro Limited today announced a partnership with Mountain View based Authentise Inc, a leading provider of 3D printing technologies and consulting services. This strategic partnership between Wipro and Authentise will enable adoption of additive manufacturing among the Global 2,000 companies. Building on its extensive Engineering and R&D services experience, this alliance will help Wipro to deliver the full spectrum of 3D printing services including consulting, design optimization, software & system integration, product management and testing services. The partnership will benefit customers willing to explore, expand or improve additive manufacturing initiatives across automotive, aerospace, healthcare, hi-tech, consumer electronics, telecom and other engineering-driven industries. “We see additive manufacturing as an enabler to solve the challenges faced by the limitations of traditional manufacturing practices. We are excited about this partnership and committed to solve the product design challenges in 3D Printing. Wipro’s global expertise in design for additive manufacturing and metal printing, coupled

Pasadena City College is the third largest community college in the United States. Each semester, the school enrolls 30,000 students from diverse ethnicities, socioeconomic backgrounds and ages. With 75% of the school’s enrollment taking place in math classes, math professors like Xiaodan Leng play a pivotal role in helping students work towards their future careers. To prepare her students, Leng’s goal as an instructor has always been to develop skills in her students that would be useful after they graduate. However, like many mathematics instructors, she faced an all-too-familiar problem in her classes. She found that her students, though eager to learn, accepted what she taught without gaining a deep understanding of complex concepts. Many students studied and learned what they needed to know for a test or exam, but they didn’t learn the underlying concepts they would need when they join the workforce. “So many students are used

The Riverside Company has added Prism Engineering (Prism) to its Fisher Unitech (Fisher) platform. Based in the Greater Philadelphia Metro Area, Prism is a value-added reseller of computer aided design (CAD) software, computer aided manufacturing (CAM) software and 3D printers serving the Mid-Atlantic region. Prism backs its offerings with consulting and other services. Fisher is a value-added reseller of CAD software and 3D printing hardware and related products and services. Fisher is based in Troy, Michigan and has 13 regional offices supporting sales across the Midwest and Northeast regions. "This combination makes for an even stronger and more capable company in Fisher with a broader product offering and geographic footprint," said Riverside Senior Operating Partner Mike Michienzi. "The acquisition brings Fisher's strong team and capabilities to Prism customers while adding CAM software to Fisher's product offerings. The combined company will meet more needs for more customers in a wider geographic area.

Second Module of the 2016 PLM MAR Report Series ANN ARBOR, Michigan, 8 June 2016—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm, announces the release of the CIMdata PLM Industry Review and Trends Report, the second of five modules of the CIMdata 2016 Market Analysis Report Series. The MAR Series provides detailed information and in-depth analysis on the worldwide PLM market during 2015. It contains analyses of major trends and issues; revenues of leading PLM providers; and revenue analyses for geographical regions, industry sectors, and historical and projected data on market growth. The 2016 Trends report focuses on how innovations in materials are driving changes in product development and PLM. Historical epochs have often been named for the materials dominant during that time period. For example, the Stone Age lasted about 3.4 million years, until the advent of metalworking. The Bronze Age is interesting because somehow early humans