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Wipro Limited, a leading global information technology, consulting and business process services company, today announced a strategic collaboration with Tableau, a global leader in rapid-fire, easy-to-use business analytics software, to offer solution accelerators and innovative delivery models for Wipro’s and Tableau’s customers across the globe. The overall BI and analytics market segment continues to expand and is expected to sustain its 2014 growth rate of 5.8% (adjusted for constant currency) through 2019 — as reflected in Gartner's current estimate of the compound annual growth rate for the sector.1 This partnership aims at cross leveraging business intelligence expertise between Wipro and Tableau to deliver holistic, future proof and ready-to-go advanced visualization solutions to their customers across the globe. With this partnership, Wipro will focus on creating solutions primarily in the sectors of financial services, retail, consumer packaged goods (CPG) and pharmaceuticals. Innovative cloud-based delivery and business models such as subscription based pricing that will

Propel, a modern Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) provider built 100 percent on the Salesforce platform, announced today that it has raised a $4.2 million Series A financing round. The round was led by Cloud Apps Capital Partners, with participation from Salesforce Ventures and SignalFire. The investment will help the company propel its sales and marketing efforts, as well as accelerate development of its modern cloud PLM solution for manufacturers. Matt Holleran from Cloud Apps Capital Partners will join the company’s board of directors. Propel has created a customer-centric PLM solution built on Salesforce, the Customer Success Platform. Unlike legacy PLM systems that are limited to managing hardware, Propel helps everyone involved in launching new products—including engineers, software developers, sales channels and partners—coordinate all the product, customer and service information needed for a product to be successful. With Propel, manufacturers of all sizes can capture customer requests, collaborate on the content that

The Internet of Things technology could provide a significant boost to Indian manufacturing, which has long suffered from a lack of competitiveness. "Make in India," the slogan of an initiative launched by the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to cultivate the manufacturing sector, was highly visible on the streets for about a week in mid-February. Amitabh Kant, secretary of the department of industrial policy and promotion, said in Mumbai recently that rather than relying on foreign capital, Indian companies themselves must tap information technology to employ so-called smart manufacturing. Many foreign companies are vying for a slice of the massive Indian market of 1.3 billion people. But when thinking beyond just the domestic market, to turning India into an export base for supplying other markets, the country's cost competitiveness will erode gradually, Kant pointed out. A 2015 Japan External Trade Organization survey of Japanese companies operating in Asia shows that basic wages of manufacturing workers in India are higher than in Vietnam.

Today, product designers and engineers are under pressure to speed up development and introduce ever-increasing product complexity at a greater pace than ever before. Using the right tools to design these products is paramount. This webinar will explain how the SOLIDWORKS Ecosystem is here to meet the challenges of delivering increased product complexity while decreasing time to market. Mike Sabocheck has 25 years of experience in the CAD industry, starting in 1992 with Intergraph as an application engineer and spending the last 17 years with SOLIDWORKS as a technical manager. He also has design and engineering experience with Xerox and DX Imaging prior to his career in CAD. Because of Sabocheck’s experience and knowledge, he brings a unique perspective on the state of design and engineering with SOLIDWORKS. To view the original press release, please click here. Search for SOLIDWORKS on CIMdata.com

Mentor Graphics Corporation today announced that, in collaboration with Samsung Electronics, it is delivering a wide range of design, verification and test tools and flows optimized for Samsung Foundry's 10nm FinFET process. The announcement includes the Calibre® physical verification suite, Mentor® Analog FastSPICE™ (AFS™) platform, Olympus-SoC™ digital design platform and Tessent® test product suite. These tools have been optimized and certified so that system-on-chip (SoC) designers can quickly adopt Samsung Foundry's advanced 10nm process with greater confidence in first-pass success. The interplay between design styles and manufacturing processes becomes even more critical at 10nm, so Design for Manufacturability (DFM) tools play a critical role in the verification flow. Samsung Foundry has certified the Calibre YieldEnhancer product —and specifically its SmartFill and ECO/Timing-Aware Fill capabilities — to help designers make multiple design changes and still comply with manufacturing planarity requirements and tape-out schedules. To help designers identify and fix potential lithography-related issues, Samsung supports the use of the Calibre

When duty calls for John Dunne, owner of Mother Hubbards Cupboards, to design a new kitchen, he says it’s a pleasure and not a chore, thanks to Cabinet Vision. “Some people play computer games such as Call Of Duty for leisure, as a past-time. I have Cabinet Vision – that’s gaming for me.” Designing bespoke kitchens for individual customers in and around Leeds, John Dunne finds it ideal for his popular lay-on, modular system. And he says it is the only CAD software he has come across that can handle his speciality – a traditional frame system. Cabinet Vision is able to create the frames as one continuous run of bespoke units, as opposed to the modular system where all the separate units butt together. “Before installing Cabinet Vision I had to physically draw my frame system designs using pencil and paper on an old-fashioned drawing board. No other software could do it.” 

Cadence Design Systems, Inc. announced it is scheduled to showcase 10nm FinFET (10FF) and 16nm FinFET Plus (16FF+) advanced-node technologies that optimize customer designs and manufacturing efficiency at this year's TSMC Technology Symposium in booth 103 on March 15, 2016, in San Jose, Calif. What: Cadence is planning to hold several demonstrations across a broad range of technology solutions including: Library characterization combining the foundry-trusted Virtuoso® Liberate™ Characterization Solution and the silicon-proven Spectre® Circuit Simulation Platform Circuit simulation with Spectre Accelerated Parallel Simulator (APS), Spectre eXtensive Partitioning Simulator (XPS) and Virtuoso AMS Designer for analog, RF design, FastSPICE and mixed-signal system-on-chip (SoC) verification Wafer-level chip-scale packaging (WLCSP) flow from design to verification signoff using Cadence® SiP Layout and Cadence Physical Verification System (PVS) Cadence and TSMC's innovative solutions for custom design flows at 10nm with Virtuoso Advanced Node Cadence full-flow digital solution for best-in-class power, performance, and area (PPA) and a fast path to design closure Tempus™ Timing Signoff Solution,

SofTech, Inc. today announced its partnership with T-Systems International GmbH, creator of PDM WebConnector, a web-based system integration solution. A division of Deutsche Telekom, T-Systems operates information and communication technology (ICT) systems for multinational corporations and public sector institutions.  “Through this partnership with T-Systems, SofTech broadens our company’s portfolio of complementary products with the PDM WebConnector solution,” said Bob Anthonyson, vice president of business development at SofTech. “We are pleased that PDM WebConnector’s capabilities will allow our clients to not only benefit further from our enterprise technology solutions, but also from other technology solutions that they may already have in place. In addition, we will be helping T-Systems broaden their reach in North America.” T-Systems PDM WebConnector is a corporate solution for system integration and service-oriented architecture (SOA) enabling of existing product lifecycle management (PLM) and legacy systems. The PDM WebConnector is a configurable, scalable, and high-performance SOA enabler for a uniform

Rand Worldwide  announces that its IMAGINiT Technologies division was awarded a 2016 Autodesk Platinum Club Award at the Autodesk One Team Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. For the second consecutive year, IMAGINiT earned this prestigious award by achieving largest revenue growth of any Autodesk partner in North America. “The Autodesk Platinum Club Awards recognize an elite group of organizations for top sales performance and excellent customer service,” says Steve Blum, senior vice president of Worldwide Sales and Services, Autodesk. “As a 2015 and 2016 award winner, IMAGINiT proves that it provides customers with the highest levels of efficiency, competitiveness and innovation.” “This tremendous honor is one we share across the entire IMAGINiT organization; from our customer facing employees in sales, customer support and technical teams, to the back office teams who build awareness for our capabilities and make it easy for our customers to do business with us,” says Larry Rychlak, president and CEO,

Autodesk said it aims to play a key role in the move to design, visualise and create futuristic rail networks across the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region. The presence of Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology is likely to provide the region’s government entities, railway operators and construction companies with the much needed push in developing rail networks of the future, said senior company officials at the Middle East Rail 2016, the largest rail conference and expo in Mena and Central Asia, which concludes today. The conference, which kicked off on Tuesday, will feature keynotes, panel discussions and research sharing and will throw the spotlight on project updates with key government departments, railway operators and construction companies - giving a first look at 2016 tenders and an understanding of the techniques and technologies being implemented to build these futuristic networks. Recent industry reports have shown that Mena countries are all systems go