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Mentor Graphics Corporation today announced availability of the first entirely native UVM SystemVerilog memory verification IP library for all commonly used memory devices, configurations, and interfaces. Mentor is adding over 1600 memory models to the Mentor® Verification IP (Mentor VIP) library that already supports over 60 commonly used peripheral interfaces and bus architectures. As a result, Mentor becomes the first company to supply ASIC and FPGA SoC designers with a complete UVM SystemVerilog verification IP library that covers the breadth of their peripheral interface, bus protocol and memory device needs. Providing the complete library in one consistent industry-standard format reduces the time it takes for engineers to set up verification runs, so they can focus on verifying unique, high-value parts of their designs. The new memory library supports a wide spectrum of memory model variations including leading-edge protocols such as the high-bandwidth, low-pin-count HyperBus™ interface for HyperRAM™ and HyperFlash™ memory devices.

A Dutch subsidiary of the international sheet metal software, Radan, has been presented with a prestigious business success award for its innovative approach and technology trend setting. Radan BV, one of Radan’s long standing subsidiaries, has been named the 2016 industry winner in the CAD/CAM solution business section, from the National Business Success Institute in the Netherlands. The Nomination Committee said Radan BV had evolved into a leading company, and had a very strong position in the market place. Robert Zwaan, head of the Nomination Committee, says: "Radan BV is generally seen as one of the emerging organisations in the field of CAD/CAM solutions. They combine their vast expertise with excellent accessibility and an innovative approach, which gives them a very high score on customer satisfaction." Formed in 1976, Radan provides automation solutions for sheet metal fabricators. As well as developing software systems, they also provide associated services to end users,

Centric Software announces that Ted Baker, the renowned "No Ordinary Designer Label" based in London, successfully rolled out the second phase of its Centric 8 PLM project, on time and under budget. Centric 8 is the leading product lifestyle management (PLM) solution for fashion, retail, footwear, luxury and consumer goods companies. Following the successful menswear team go live in July last year, Ted Baker extended use of Centric PLM to their womenswear team for the development of its products. All of the information for a style, from concept through to bulk approval is entered and viewed on Centric 8 PLM. Currently the design, garment tech, buying and production teams can all access the same product information. As per the initial project plan with rollout mirroring the product development process, additional production and buying users will follow over the next few months. Change management was a major factor in the project. As Ted Baker

A subsidiary of dental CAD/CAM Software WorkNC Dental, will demonstrate the latest version at the 2016 Expodental show which is taking place at the IFEMA Feria de Madrid. The event, which runs from 10th – 12th March, is the biggest and most important dental show in Spain and visitors will see the latest technologies and enhancements in the dental supplies and equipment services. Vero Iberia, a subsidiary of Global CAD/CAM provider, Vero Software, will be demonstrating the latest 2016 WorkNC Dental software in Hall 7, booth #7D09 and will showcase live machining demonstrations of implant milling and standard prosthetic form parts, using WorkNC Dental’s powerful software. WorkNC will also be supporting a number of partners at the event including milling machine partners – Roland, Datron Vhf and Imes as well as some Dental partners such as Talladium, DESS and Biozeram. Xavier Mira from Vero Iberia says “We are very excited to be showcasing the

The Oracle Applications Users Group (OAUG), an independent, global, member-led organization that maximizes users’ investment in Oracle and partner solutions, announces its newly established user-focused education sessions for COLLABORATE 16: Technology and Applications Forum for the Oracle Community, April 10 – 14 at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. Of the conference’s more than 1,200 educational sessions featuring product training across the entire family of Oracle Applications, this year’s event introduces three new and innovative ways to learn. In the three-part Exploration Series covering Approvals, Master Data and International operational difference in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS), presenters work collaboratively to explore a topic in detail across several sessions on a single day. The Approvals series explain the various methods of approval for transactions and how to deal with issues in the approval request process and retention of the history. The Master Data series explains how to make the appropriate

iBASEt announced today that they will host an educational webinar on March 8, 2016, to help complex discrete manufacturers navigate through their Manufacturing Execution System (MES) selection process. "Navigating an MES Selection: Why Complex Discrete Manufacturing Requirements are Unique," will be hosted by industry expert and VP of Product Strategy and Alliance at iBASEt, Conrad Leiva. This webinar will take place on Tuesday, March 8, 2016 at 8:00 a.m. PT and will include a presentation followed by a question-and-answer session. The webinar will dig into topics that are common to complex discrete manufacturers including: Mitigating risks in an MES selection through identification of unique industry requirements Manufacturing Execution System (MES) vs. Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) vs. Enterprise Quality Management System (EQMS) Integrating quality management requirements (ISO9001/AS9100/ISO13485) and other special considerations when evaluating vendor solutions "Deciding on an MES solution is one of the most critical decisions you will make when embarking on a strategy for a

Wiivv Wearables Inc., a Vancouver and San Diego-based bionics company that creates custom, 3D printed gear, has successfully completed its first Kickstarter campaign, breaking the record as the most funded 3D printed good in Kickstarter history. Currently in the process of fulfilling orders of its custom, 3D printed insoles to the first wave of backers, Wiivv concluded the campaign having raised 470% of its initial funding goal. In an exciting build up to its Kickstarter campaign launch, Wiivv was named runner-up at this year's TechCrunch Hardware Battlefield at CES. This, coupled with the recent Forbes' 30 Under 30 feature on Wiivv's co-founders Shamil Hargovan and Louis-Victor Jadavji, helped the company reach its $50,000 funding goal within the first two days of the Kickstarter campaign. Now available to consumers through Indiegogo, Wiivv's BASE insoles - captured through 5 photos from a smartphone - have a patent-pending design that ensures biomechanical neutrality to lessen

Blueprint, an innovator and global leader in driving IT project success through requirements management, today announced the launch of its enhanced online customer community. The Blueprint Community is a virtual community of practice for customers to easily find information about how to use Blueprint, collaborate with other Blueprint users, learn Blueprint and industry best practices, and engage with Blueprint’s company experts. Through the community, Blueprint’s overarching goal is to help customers optimize the benefits of its solution, to manage software requirements and improve software quality. Through the enhanced online customer community, Blueprint’s valued customers will gain the ability to: Easily find resources to optimize their Blueprint experience. Community users have easy access to a consolidated set of resources, including documentation, videos, webinars, and Knowledge Base articles. They can learn how to use Blueprint and quickly find the answers to common questions. Connect with fellow Blueprint users to share best practices. All Blueprint customers can

Key takeaways: ENOVIA is undergoing a number of key organizational changes that will increase their control over the ENOVIA business, which had a good 2015 EXALEAD and Netvibes are key strategic assets at the heart of Dassault Systèmes’ PLM Analytics and Internet of Experience strategies Dassault Systèmes is moving customers to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, selling Industry Solution Experiences that they continue to broaden and deepen On 24 February, CIMdata attended ENOVIA’s annual Analyst Day at their North American HQ in Waltham, MA, to get an update on their strategy, offerings, and results. ENOVIA has long played a vital role in Dassault Systèmes strategy. In Dassault Systèmes’ 2007 annual report, Mr. Dominique Florack, currently Dassault Systèmes’ Senior Executive Vice President, Research and Development, clearly stated Dassault Systèmes’ intentions for ENOVIA: “From a technology perspective, we announced our new ENOVIA collaboration platform, based on MatrixOne technology. Our plan is for this to become the central platform

 PDF Key takeaways: ENOVIA is undergoing a number of key organizational changes that will increase their control over the ENOVIA business, which had a good 2015 EXALEAD and Netvibes are key strategic assets at the heart of Dassault Systèmes’ PLM Analytics and Internet of Experience strategies Dassault Systèmes is moving customers to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, selling Industry Solution Experiences that they continue to broaden and deepen On 24 February, CIMdata attended ENOVIA’s annual Analyst Day at their North American HQ in Waltham, MA, to get an update on their strategy, offerings, and results. ENOVIA has long played a vital role in Dassault Systèmes strategy. In Dassault Systèmes’ 2007 annual report, Mr. Dominique Florack, currently Dassault Systèmes’ Senior Executive Vice President, Research and Development, clearly stated Dassault Systèmes’ intentions for ENOVIA: “From a technology perspective, we announced our new ENOVIA collaboration platform, based on MatrixOne technology. Our plan is for this to become the central platform