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A solid and balanced growth: Ongoing commercial momentum Strong growth in New Business Licenses and Engineering studies Contribution of acquisitions, particularly ESI ITI GmbH  Alain de Rouvray, ESI Group’s Chairman and CEO, comments: "The sustained growth recorded over the first quarter of 2016 confirms the Group’s commercial momentum. That impetus has been boosted by our recent acquisitions in the field of systems modelling, big data and machine learning, which dramatically increase the perceived value of our Virtual Prototyping offer. The continuing very high rate of repeat Licensing business and the solid increase in New Business reflect the strength of this progression. Moreover, Services business returned to growth thanks to an acceleration in high value-added Engineering studies, establishing a strong catalyst for the industry’s universal transition towards the digital factory. Going beyond the traditional PLM1offers based on product design and development, ESI's Virtual Prototyping solutions now enable our customers to seek total control of their

solidThinking, a wholly owned subsidiary of Altair, has recently introduced CONVERGE, a new global conference series targeting product creators such as industrial designers, design engineers, and architects. During its two day program, the European event from September 20-21, 2016 in Essen, Germany will cover design and development, highlights of innovative products, the use of cutting edge technology, address general challenges in the product creation process, and present advanced solutions and processes.  The presentation program for Europe, is filled with high level talks by industry experts and designers such as: Il Hoon Roh, an internationally renowned artist and architect, Rafa Corell, CEO at Indigraf, Salome Galjaard from Arup, Franck Mouriaux from RUAG Space, Joachim Zettler from Airbus APWorks, Prof. Peter Zec, Initiator and CEO Red Dot Design Museum as well as architectural experts such as Peter Reuter from the Sanaa-Building.  The program is complemented by several master classes, product demonstrations and

iBASEt, the creators of the Solumina software suite, a fully integrated manufacturing process planning, execution and enterprise quality management system, announced today the company will exhibit and speak at Hexagon’s International Conference, HxGN Live, on June 13-16 in Anaheim, California. During Hexagon’s annual international conference, attendees within the Manufacturing Intelligence track will be exposed to user application stories while exploring new metrology and manufacturing trends. With over three days of keynote presentations from international industry experts, networking opportunities and an immersive “Innovation Pavilion,” this conference will enable attendees to discover new and innovative ways to work smarter. Among the top industry experts will be iBASEt’s VP of Sales, Michel Gadbois, who is scheduled to join Hexagon Metrology’s VP of Global Business Development, Palolo Guglelminii, on June 15th beginning at 12:00pm during their keynote presentation, Automation and Industry 4.0 Summit. Together they will discuss Industry 4.0, the latest developments in quality manufacturing processes, innovative

U.S. CAD today announces the relocation of a senior technical specialist to its Las Vegas office, a move that will allow the BIM technology consulting firm to better meet rising demand for AEC resources in the region. “We are seeing a consistent increase in building, construction, and infrastructure projects in Las Vegas, a growth that requires careful investment in technology, software, and people,” states Daniel J. Counts, CEO of U.S. CAD. “As an Autodesk Platinum Partner and BIM solutions consultant located here, U.S. CAD is dedicated to helping our customers maximize their Autodesk software investment by providing consulting, technical support, implementation, and training services.” Starting in June 2016, Tim Long, a U.S. CAD Senior Technical Specialist, will be available for consultations with local design and engineering firms in Nevada. Prior to joining U.S. CAD, Tim served as an Autodesk Certified Trainer and Support and Implementation Specialist for AutoCAD Civil 3D, InfraWorks, Map

Centric Software is pleased to kick-off its Centric Small Business (CSB) roadshow in the United States. Centric Small Business is a cloud-based, SaaS PLM solution specifically tailored for small businesses to speed up product development, reduce costs and increase market responsiveness. A webinar presenting the Centric Small Business solution will be held June 14 and will explain how cloud, SaaS and mobility-based PLM can be leveraged with very low up-front costs, no hardware implementation and without hiring IT additional resources. Centric Small Business extends PLM, including mobility and key industry learnings, and focuses on functionality tailored for small businesses. CSB gives access to the same innovations and benefits accessible to larger companies such as increased productivity, faster time to market and operational agility. “As we expanded our activities, we couldn’t rely on spreadsheets anymore to track product development activities. We decided to look for a solution that would enable us

Accenture today announced CAD$100,000 in cash together with significant pro-bono contributions to support disaster relief and reconstruction efforts in the Alberta, Canada, communities engulfed by wildfires this month. “Our thoughts are with our colleagues and clients, their families, and the people of Alberta who have been affected by these wildfires,” said Bill Morris, Canada President and Senior Managing Director at Accenture. “We are committed to helping them rebuild quickly and effectively, and emerge as an even stronger community.”  Accenture’s contributions include the following mix of financial giving and time and skills of its people:   Accenture will donate $100,000 to the Canadian Red Cross. Cash grants will offer support for the immediate response to the crisis. Accenture will provide significant pro bono donations to fund consulting services to the community to support re-entry and rebuilding  “This an important time for the community to come together in support of the region, collaborating with leaders

Hewlett Packard Enterprise today announced plans for a tax-free spin-off and merger of its Enterprise Services business with CSC, which will create a pure-play, global IT services powerhouse. The spin-off and merger is the logical next step in the turnaround of HPE's Enterprise Services segment. It also allows a standalone HPE to further sharpen its leadership in building the vital end-to-end infrastructure solutions necessary to power the enterprise cloud and mobility revolutions.  Immediately following the transaction, currently targeted to be completed by March 31, 2017, HPE shareholders will own shares of both HPE and approximately 50 percent of the new company. The transaction is intended to be tax-free to HPE and CSC and their respective shareholders for federal income tax purposes.  "The 'spin-merger' of HPE's Enterprise Services unit with CSC is the right next step for HPE and our customers," said Meg Whitman, president and chief executive officer of Hewlett Packard Enterprise. "Enterprise Services'

Highlights: EMC announces release of UniK (pronounced you-neek), an open source orchestration tool designed to bring unikernel functionality to application platforms Allows applications to be deployed securely and with minimal footprint across a variety of cloud providers, embedded devices (IoT), as well as a developer laptop or workstation Leverages Virtustream μ VM® architecture to support lightweight unikernel instances Supports multiple unikernel types, processor architectures, hypervisors and orchestration tools including Cloud Foundry, Docker and Kubernetes Released through the EMC {code} DevHigh5 program, which recognizes developers solving problems and creating thought-leading applications for the community EMC is open sourcing UniK to enable accelerated collaboration and adoption EMC Corporation today announced UniK, a significant open source contribution that enables developers to deploy applications to the cloud and IoT devices more securely and efficiently, by compiling application sources into unikernels. UniK as an open source project is recognized under the DevHigh5 program through EMC® {code}, a program that supports and provides recognition to developers and partners for

Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. today announced the development of field engineering technology that shortens the time necessary to install on-site IoT devices that use wireless communication, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and provides stable operations. In locations where IoT devices have been installed, instability in wireless communication can occur as people and things moving about can greatly change the radio wave environment, and as the radio waves emitted by smartphone and other commonly used devices may create interference. Responding to this instability creates issues in installation and operations as time and effort are required for experts to do necessary on-site adjustments through trial and error. Fujitsu Laboratories has now developed technology that automatically determines where to install wireless devices, carrying out radio wave simulations that automatically take into account the coming and going of people and the layout of the space in which IoT devices will be installed. Fujitsu Laboratories also developed technology

COMSOL, a leading provider of multiphysics modeling, simulation, and application design software, has announced support for app development that furthers work toward 5G and the IoT. Several of these application examples will be introduced at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS) 2016. The COMSOL Multiphysics® software and its Application Builder provides simulation experts with the tools needed to turn their detailed physics and mathematical models into easy-to-use simulation apps for use by everyone in their organization and beyond. “We wanted to show designers how easy it is to build a customized easy-to-use interface based on their detailed model in order to let anyone in product development test different operating conditions and configurations,” said Jiyoun Munn, technical product manager of the RF Module at COMSOL. As we work toward 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT), designers of RF and microwave devices will benefit from multiphysics modeling and simulation of antennas and