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CD-adapco announced today that STAR Global Conference 2016 will be held in Prague, Czech Republic, and is now accepting presentation abstracts for the event. “Discover Better Designs. Faster,” will be the focus of this exclusive three-day event scheduled for March 7-9, 2016, that serves as the official launch release of STAR-CCM+ v11, the latest version of CD-adapco’s flagship engineering software tool. The simulation business is evolving at an accelerated rate. At STAR Global Conference 2016, CD-adapco will be unveiling its new Computational Solid Mechanics capability that brings structural mechanics to the STAR-CCM+ toolbox, and diving further into the world of Multidisciplinary Design eXploration (MDX), with the aim of enabling users to “Discover Better Designs. Faster.” This is one of the most important gatherings of CFD and simulation engineers spanning all of industry. Top engineers from around the world will assemble in Prague for SGC 2016 to explore the latest developments in engineering

Hewlett-Packard has introduced the expected members of the boards of directors for both Hewlett Packard Enterprise and HP Inc. Each board will include members of the current HP board, as well as several new directors chosen after a comprehensive review of personal and professional qualifications as they relate to the specific needs of the two new companies. Upon completion of the separation, Hewlett Packard Enterprise will provide the technology solutions customers need to optimize their traditional IT, while helping them build a secure, cloud-enabled, mobile-ready infrastructure that is uniquely suited to their needs. Hewlett Packard Enterprise will be led by current HP chief executive officer Meg Whitman. HP Inc. will be a leading personal systems and printing company with a strong innovation pipeline across areas such as 3D printing and new computing experiences. HP Inc. will be led Dion Weisler, who currently runs the Printing and Personal Systems Group at HP. The

HP today unveiled a series of new products, services, and programs designed to help organizations leverage data and analytics to build new products and experiences, run more efficiently, and differentiate against the competition.   At today’s HP Big Data Conference in Boston, the company announced: A new release of HP Vertica, which will feature data streaming and advanced log file text search to power high-speed analytics on Internet of Things (IoT) data. Extensive support for and contributions to open source technologies, including optimized Hadoop performance, integration with the Apache Kafka distributed messaging system, and advancements in Distributed Rpredictive analytics. The HP Haven Startup Accelerator program, which provides early-stage companies with fast, affordable access to both HP Big Data and Management software and services. Today’s announcements further accelerate HP’s differentiated big data strategy – around enabling organizations to harness data of all types, including emerging forms such Internet of Things device data, leveraging important new open source projects, and providing developers and early stage companies with

Altium has announced a free embedded software development toolset for industry-leading semiconductor manufacturer Infineon’s TriCore/AURIX product line as part of their strategic partnership. This toolset was developed as part of a major update to the TASKING compiler for TriCore/AURIX, which adds a number of new features and enhancements for advanced automotive application development. The Lite Edition of the TASKING VX-toolset for TriCore includes a one year license and can be requested now on the Infineon website or the TASKING website. “We were often asked about the availability of a quick and easy way to explore the advantages of TASKING compiler technology for Infineon AURIX microcontrollers,” said Harm-Andre, TASKING Product Manager. “Our partnership with Infineon has allowed us to develop a free toolset that provides the embedded software developers around the world with the complete TASKING TriCore compiler experience with no compromises to features and performance.” Exploring TASKING Compiler Technology  Engineers can use this toolset

InterSpec Inc. announces that they will be introducing their new proprietary InfoWare® program at CSI Construct 2015. InfoWare is designed to enable building product manufacturers (BPMs) to get up-to-date listings of current and on-going projects within their sphere or product lines during the design phase, typically 6 months to 3 years before the project goes to bid. Most products available today provide an abbreviated version of this information post-bid only. "This product will benefit both the building product manufacturer and the specification writer," said Gilles Letourneau, President and CEO of InterSpec, Inc. "The BPM will be able to get their best products in front of the specification writer at the exact moment the specifier is working on that area of the specification document, and the specifier can be confident that they have the most current product information available." Project listings do not rely on human reports but are automated, giving a more complete list

Spatial Corp. announced today that Machine Research, a software provider that helps manufacturers increase efficiency and profitability, has leveraged Spatial’s 3D InterOp™ and 3D ACIS® to officially launch the first Machine Research App to manufacturers, providing customers the ability to view, measure, collaborate, and translate any CAD file type to any other file type on a secured cloud-based platform. Customers also have the ability to manage projects, utilize a visual search engine to find legacy projects of similar geometry, and customize and standardize the quotation process across their organization. The Machine Research App provides two levels of service. BASIC service allows manufacturers to avoid the costly expense associated with multiple CAD seats and one-off translation tools for an easy, cost-effective viewer and translator on the cloud for a monthly subscription. PRO service (currently in Preview Mode) allows manufacturers the ability to search and find parts of similar geometry. Their search engine instantly gives users access

Infor today announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire GT Nexus, the world's largest cloud-based global commerce platform, for $675 million. The deal is expected to close within 45 days, pending regulatory approval. Approximately 25,000 businesses rely on GT Nexus, including six of the top ten logistics service providers and 30 global financial institutions, all managing more than $100bn in goods each year using its cloud-based business network. GT Nexus customers include adidas Group, Caterpillar, Columbia Sportswear, DHL, Home Depot, Levi Strauss & Co., Maersk, Pfizer, Procter & Gamble, and UPS. Infor is one of the world's leading suppliers of ERP software, which helps manufacturing companies orchestrate production inside the walls of the enterprise. The continued shift to contract manufacturing moves the shop floor outside of the brand owner's ERP system to the ERP of their suppliers - many of which are existing Infor customers.  It is now common for a

Using the newly released ANSYS® 16.2, engineers can now create virtual prototypes of complete systems, enabling them to make significant strides in innovation and to unleash next-generation products within their industries. As products – from automobiles to smartphones to wearable technology – become more complex and development times continue to shrink, the need to simulate whole systems grows. Through simulation, engineers can take full advantage of the growing number of opportunities presented by the rapid innovation of materials, electronics and processes. While some manufacturers have optimized the design of components or smaller sub-systems, until today's ANSYS release, no comprehensive solution has existed for simulating complete systems. The complexity within systems arises from the challenges of connecting the individual pieces to ensure they work together as designed. By developing complete virtual prototypes, leading companies can jump-start their innovation and leapfrog the competition.   "ANSYS customers are already solving component and sub-system problems using the

Arena Solutions today announced that its cloud-based medical solution is being rapidly adopted by the medical device industry. The medical device industry is both highly regulated and highly competitive, forcing companies to constantly innovate to prevent competitors from taking market share with more advanced devices. They must also carefully document all design changes to ensure compliance and avoid having their devices pulled from the market by increasingly complex regulatory bodies. Arena Solutions provides its medical device customers with the Arena Validation Maintenance Service (VMS). This is critical for medical device manufacturers since they are required to maintain and demonstrate FDA 21 CFR Part 820 Quality System Regulation compliance on a consistent basis. VMS offers ongoing Arena PLM release validation against its predefined intended uses, as well as the complete documentation of validation activities and results for each Arena PLM release. Because Arena PLM is delivered via the cloud, requiring no on-site equipment beyond a standard Web

Configit is hosting an inaugural, first-of-its-kind Configuration Lifecycle Management (CLM) Summit to explore best practices for handling the complex product lifecycle. The Summit will take place September 8-10 at Lanier Islands, a resort outside of Atlanta, Georgia, USA. The CLM Summit will convene technology strategists and business developers in an intimate group setting to network, learn and exchange ideas on best practices for managing the ever more configurable and complex products throughout a product lifecycle. The CLM Summit is designed for businesses within the automotive, high technology, industrial machinery and components, and aerospace and defense industries. Attendees will participate in small group discussions with the opportunity to meet and hear from a variety of speakers from leading organizations, such as Georgia Tech, Audi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Jaguar Land Rover and Philips, who will provide unique, cutting edge insight into complex product configurations. "The CLM Summit is coming at a time when companies are looking for