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Synopsys, Inc. reported results for its first quarter of fiscal year 2016. For the first quarter of fiscal year 2016, Synopsys reported revenue of $568.6 million, compared to $542.0 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2015, an increase of approximately 5 percent.   "The fiscal first quarter was a very good start to the year, and we are well on-track to meeting our annual financial targets," said Aart de Geus, chairman and co-CEO of Synopsys. "Our business is strong, even in the context of the challenging macro environment, and customers continue to count on us for their most critical projects. As the market and technology leader in EDA, the second largest IP provider in the world, and the emerging front-runner in addressing the critical new software quality and security space, our vision and investments align well with robust current and future opportunities." On a generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) basis, net income for the first quarter of fiscal

COMSOL Conference 2015 brought together thousands of engineers, researchers, and designers worldwide to share how the COMSOL Multiphysics® software and its Application Builder are being used in multiphysics simulation and custom application design around the world. Experts produced over 750 user-contributed papers, posters, and presentations highlighting R&D projects and best practices in electrical, mechanical, fluid, and chemical engineering. The presentations are available at www.comsol.com/2015-user-presentations. Best Paper and Best Poster Awards The impressive R&D and application development work of COMSOL Conference 2015 presenters was recognized with Best Paper and Best Poster awards, including: BOSTON: Best Paper Awards “ Structural Analysis of the Advanced Divertor eXperiment's Propposed Vacuum Vessel,” by J. Doody, R. Vieira, B. LaBombard, R. Leccacorvi, J. Irby, R. Granetz, Plasma Science and Fusion Center, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. “ Modeling of a Multilayered Propellant Extrusion in Concentric Cylinders,” by S. Durand, C. Dubois, and P. Lafleur, École Polytechnique de Montréal , V. Panchal, D. Park, US Army ARDEC, P. Paradis and D.

3D Systems  announced today that it will showcase its full range of 3D solutions for dental applications at LMT LAB DAY Chicago 2016, February 26 - 27, at the Hyatt Regency Chicago, booth M-24. 3D Systems' dental solutions experts will be available throughout the show to explain and demonstrate how its 3D technologies can optimize devices and improve workflows for dental labs and offices of all sizes. Products and services on display at 3D Systems' booth M-24 will include: High throughput precision printing on the ProJet® MJP 3600 Dental. Engineered specifically for dental lab use, the ProJet MJP 3600 Dental is compatible with a versatile range of materials, including wax-ups castable material for accurate crowns, bridges and partial dentures, stone-like material for working dental and orthodontic models, and durable USP Class VI-capable VisiJet® M3 Stoneplast plastic for drill and cut guides. The latest in the company's proven MultiJet Printer line, this printer offers up to

CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm announces that David Long, the immediate past president of INCOSE (The International Council on Systems Engineering), will make a keynote presentation at CIMdata’s Simulation-Driven Systems Development Knowledge Council workshop which will take place at Michigan State University’s Management Education Center in Troy, Michigan on April 27. The event is being held in conjunction with NAFEMS’ Engineering Analysis & Simulation in the Automotive Industry: Emerging Standards & Practices event which will take place at the same location on April 28. In his keynote address, “The Future of MBSE: The View from INCOSE,” Mr. Long will propose that while there is still work to be done to ensure that the transformation to model-based techniques is both efficient and effective, it is time for the systems engineering community to start looking beyond model-based systems engineering (MBSE). Mr. Long will ask workshop attendees

Presentation will call on the systems engineering community to start looking beyond Model-Based Systems Engineering. ANN ARBOR, Michigan, 18 February 2016—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm announces that David Long, the immediate past president of INCOSE (The International Council on Systems Engineering), will make a keynote presentation at CIMdata’s Simulation-Driven Systems Development Knowledge Council workshop which will take place at Michigan State University’s Management Education Center in Troy, Michigan on April 27. The event is being held in conjunction with NAFEMS’ Engineering Analysis & Simulation in the Automotive Industry: Emerging Standards & Practices event which will take place at the same location on April 28. In his keynote address, “The Future of MBSE: The View from INCOSE,” Mr. Long will propose that while there is still work to be done to ensure that the transformation to model-based techniques is both efficient and effective, it is time

Key takeaways: SOLIDWORKS announced Xdesign, a new cloud-based CAD product, and Xdrive, a cloud-based storage solution to be delivered in the future Bernard Charles, Dassault Systèmes’ CEO promised a major company push to be #1 in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) market SOLIDWORKS and Altium announced a new SOLIDWORKS/PCB application with integration to SOLIDWORKS that provides much needed functionality for developing smart, connected products Dassault Systèmes recently staged their 18th annual user conference, SOLIDWORKS World 2016, in Dallas, Texas. Over 5,000 users, value-added resellers, solution partners, press, industry analysts, and SOLIDWORKS employees attended the January 31 through February 3, 2016 event. The SOLIDWORKS World Web site live streamed the event’s general sessions. Mr. Gian Paolo Bassi, CEO SOLIDWORKS, opened the first day’s general session welcoming the attendees under the familiar marketing banner of “Make Great Design Happen.” Mr. Bassi defined product innovation as creativity plus execution, while noting that innovation is an ecosystem

Omnify Software today announces that Oztek, Corp., a leader in designing and manufacturing digitally controlled power converter solutions for the OEM market, implemented Omnify Empower PLM to replace a manual, paper-based Engineering Change Order (ECO) system in order to eliminate tedious manual record keeping steps while gaining better traceability and reporting. Oztek selected the Omnify Empower PLM solution because of its strong ECO management features as well as its ability to integrate with the company's existing schematic capture tool, Cadence OrCAD®. Oztek is using the Omnify Empower PLM system to automate previous manual processes which involved managing ECO numbers in Excel, physically walking ECO folders around the organization for signoff, and a post release process requiring scanning, naming and archiving documents. Leveraging Omnify Empower's workflow engine for signoffs has made ECO and New Part Request (NPR) processes easier to manage and more efficient. Now with traceability on an ECO status, the company is able

NetCracker Technology announced today that T-Mobile Netherlands, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, has selected NetCracker to implement its sophisticated Product Management solution, which is comprised of Product Catalog and Product Lifecycle Management components. This will help T-Mobile Netherlands improve the overall management and delivery of its services. T-Mobile Netherlands is among the largest providers of mobile telecommunications, offering services to 3.8 million customers. A centralized product catalog and sophisticated product management capabilities will enable T-Mobile Netherlands to consolidate and support easy access to all product information. NetCracker’s Product Lifecycle Management, which will be implemented using an agile methodology, will enable T-Mobile Netherlands to simplify the way it manages products across their lifecycles, from development to production to retirement. With more control over its assets, T-Mobile Netherlands will deliver a superior customer experience by improving time-to-market for new products and reducing the number of incorrect offers. “A centralized view into our products and the use of a single platform to

Architecture, engineering, construction, and operations and maintenance (AECO) industry consultancy, Microdesk, announced today that the Denver International Airport has selected Microdesk's ModelStream solution to connect all building information model (BIM) data for their new state-of-the-art airport facility asset management systems. Microdesk's ModelStream is a product that connects the information-driven power of BIM with the comprehensive asset lifecycle and maintenance management system IBM Maximo. This solution will provide the Denver International Airport's facilities and operations teams the ability to readily access the information they need to more easily visualize potential problems, track equipment, identify assets, and access data essential for effectively managing the airport's facilities. "ModelStream is a cutting-edge new product that finally delivers a solution to a major pain point for owners and facility managers by creating a bi-directional connection between Autodesk Revit and IBM Maximo information to build a fully integrated asset management system," said Michael DeLacey, president of Microdesk. ModelStream's capability to connect Autodesk Revit and

Gerber Technology introduces the Gerber eSTORE. The new e-commerce site shortens ordering time through a variety of intuitive navigation techniques and product visuals to lead visitors to the items they need. "This is a very photo-intensive site that doesn't require users to have all the technical details to find the products and services they need," explained Jeremy Beck Gerber's global product manager, Aftermarket. "Our enhanced search capabilities create an advanced filtering process that helps users hone in on the exact product needed for their Gerberequipment." Navigation on the Gerber eSTORE can use any element of the product description (even a single word) to generate suggestions, as well as predictive suggestions for commonly used products and services related to their searches. "The new navigation walks you through the process, rather than expecting you to be intimately familiar with the equipment," said Beck. "For example, the process can take a user from the overview