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Panel members will tackle best practices, strategies, and technologies for dealing with requirements management to support systems engineering today. ANN ARBOR, Michigan, 27 May 2014—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm announces that representatives from GM, ANSYS, Autodesk, ESI, IBM Rational, and SBE Vision will come together in a panel discussion at CIMdata’s Systems Engineering workshop in Cincinnati on June 24th. The panel will be moderated by CIMdata’s Vice President, Systems Engineering Knowledge Council Lead, John MacKrell. MacKrell will be joined by Craig Brown of General Motors, David Vredenburgh of SBE Vision, Diego Tamburini of Autodesk, Fadi Ben Achour of ESI, Greg Gorman of IBM Rational, and Dr. Todd McDevitt of ANSYS. The panel members will bring their considerable collective experience to focus on best practices, strategies, and technologies available for dealing with requirements in systems engineering. Topics to be covered include: requirements decomposition and allocation, requirements management

Company Information Accenture is a global management consulting, technology services, and outsourcing company, with approximately 289,000 people serving clients in more than 120 countries. Accenture’s Website Office Locations and Addresses  Company Contact Anthony Hatter Media & Analyst Relations Email:  \n 该Email地址已收到反垃圾邮件插件保护。要显示它您需要在浏览器中启用JavaScript。 Public / Private Public Limited Company (NYSE: ACN) Product Family Description Accenture’s Product Lifecycle Services help companies organize, develop, and manage products and services, from idea to retirement. Their services provide greater engineering efficiency and predictability to reduce cost and increase return on R&D investment. Accenture’s end-to-end Product Lifecycle Services span the full spectrum of strategy, digital, technology, and operations: Strategy - including innovation and portfolio strategy, business case and roadmap, frugal innovation, product/process complexity management, R&D operating model design, organizational change management Digital – such as analytics based portfolio optimization, PLM in the cloud, virtual prototyping and simulation, 3D printing Technology – for example PLM custom application and implementation, systems re-design, unified ALM-PLM, application architecture, data

Edgecam have set up a structured training course for carbide cutting tool manufacturer Seco. Consisting of classroom-style training, Edgecam’s course was designed to provide Seco’s Technical Centre Customer Project Engineers with specific knowledge of basic milling, turning and Part Modeler. Edgecam Strategic Partnership Manager Wesley Tonks says: “They are now using the knowledge they’ve gained through this training, to program more efficiently and effectively using Edgecam on in-house customer projects. Seco and Edgecam already had what the software’s describes as a technical collaborative partnership, and Wesley Tonks says the training reinforces the message of being total solution providers. “Seco are advising customers not only about the best carbide cutting tools that are right for a particular project, but they are now in a more authoritative position to offer programming advice when visiting customers.          He says that training, overall, is becoming more vital across the manufacturing industry to compensate for a declining skill base.

CAM software developer Delcam, cutting tool manufacturer SGS, and machine tool supplier DMG Mori will present two joint seminars on high-efficiency machining at SGS’s recently-opened UK headquarters in Wokingham, near Reading, on Wednesday 2nd July.  Morning and afternoon sessions will be presented during which the three companies will describe their latest developments to increase machine-tool productivity.  Each set of presentations will followed by live demonstrations of Delcam’s award-winning Vortex high-efficiency area-clearance strategy on DMG Mori machine tools using SGS cutters. The Vortex strategy, which was recently announced to be the Best CADCAM or Control System at the MWP Awards, offers substantial time savings by allowing deeper cuts to be made using the full flute length of solid carbide tools as the cutting surface.  A series of trials run by Delcam, on different machine tools within its Advanced Manufacturing Facility fitted with SGS tooling, has shown that time savings of up to

Mentor Graphics Corporation announced financial results for the company’s fiscal first quarter ended April 30, 2014. The company reported revenues of $252.2 million, non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.11, and a GAAP loss per share of $0.02. “First quarter results were better than our guidance, driven largely by strong revenue growth in scalable verification, particularly emulation,” said Walden C. Rhines, chairman and CEO of Mentor Graphics. “During the quarter Mentor introduced a revolutionary new Enterprise Verification Platform - one of the most significant verification product announcements in Mentor’s history. We also acquired Berkeley Design Automation, a recognized leader in analog, mixed-signal and RF circuit verification. This high-impact acquisition, along with the increase in our quarterly dividend and continued share repurchases, demonstrates Mentor’s balanced approach to capital deployment.” The Mentor® Enterprise Verification Platform combines Questa® advanced verification solutions, Veloce® OS3 global emulation resourcing technology, and the Visualizer™ debug environment into a globally accessible

OPEN MIND Technologies USA, Inc. and DMG MORI ELLISON Technologies will continue to present the successful Flip Over 5-Axis Technical Event in Ohio on June 3 and 5. The June 3 event will be in the Hamilton (Cincinnati) Ellison office and the June 5 event in the Brecksville (Cleveland) office. The first edition of this seminar was held in southern California and was attended by over 80 participants. Flip Over 5-Axis is a seminar and workshop event focused on introducing 5-axis techniques to people currently working with 3 and 4-axis machine tools. Through straight-forward CAM software programming tools and intuitive user interface on NC controls, customers can program, set-up and machine complex parts with fewer set-ups and higher quality than typical with multi-operation procedures and complex work offsets to reach multiple faces. “The obstacles to entering 5-axis programming are not large. And they are widely used in today’s market”, states Alan

3D Systems announced that it will be bringing its 3D PRINTING 2.0 capabilities to the Atlantic Design & Manufacturing show at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, Booth 408, New York, June 10-12, 2014. 3DS plans to demonstrate its powerful 3D design-to-manufacturing products that are specifically designed for the production floor and the engineer’s desktop. The company invites attendees to experience the first and only professional full-color plastic 3D printer, try its fab-grade multi-materials 3D printer, and see the output of its latest direct metal 3D printers, all capable of printing fully functional parts and assemblies and available for immediate purchase. Showcasing key components of 3DPRINTING 2.0, 3DS’ AD&M lineup will include demonstrations of its latest 3D printers, 3D engineering and design software, and samples from its diverse materials capabilities including direct metal, full-color plastic, multi-material and production grade Selective Laser Sintering (SLS®) and Stereolithography (SLA®). The following will be on display: First and

Advances in digital design and fabrication technology and crowd funding are empowering more people to design and manufacture than ever before, and to do it quickly.  To fuel this new wave of innovation, Autodesk is introducing new CAM capabilities into Autodesk Fusion 360. With the addition of CAM, users are another significant step closer to having a single, integrated tool with everything they needed to bring a product to market — from concept to manufacture. Ideal for hardware starts-ups, small- and medium-sized businesses and students, Fusion 360 is a single cloud platform for form, function and fabrication. “Product development doesn’t have to be a painfully fragmented process, said Dan Silmore, Director of MFG 360 Marketing at Autodesk. “It’s time to put product design-to-manufacturing within reach for every entrepreneur, and adding CAM in the cloud was the logical next step.” “Fusion 360 is a single place where everyone involved in our product development process can

The latest release of AVEVA Engineering adds important new productivity features that increase control of engineering information throughout highly complex projects. Engineering contractors (EPCs) can face serious challenges in controlling and communicating changes in engineering and design information as it evolves. Poor management of this highly interactive, multi-disciplinary process increases project risk, cost and can extend delivery schedules and reduce quality. AVEVA Engineering 14.1 overcomes this. Responding to customer feedback, AVEVA has added new capabilities to AVEVA Engineering that enable many engineering disciplines in multiple locations to collaborate more effectively in parallel workflows producing higher quality designs with less wasted effort. With more added intelligence and automation, AVEVA Engineering allows for revision control at the level of an individual tagged object and for each discipline to release information to the rest of the project team only when it is sufficiently mature to be used by others. 'One of our customers’ major pain points has

NGC® today announced that Vald’or Apparel is implementing NGC’s PLM, ERP and Shop Floor Control systems to bring a new level of efficiency and collaboration to its global operations. Vald’or manufactures private label and branded apparel for leading brands; the company is headquartered in Coconut Creek, Florida, with an office and factory in Jordan and an additional factory opening in Haiti this year. Vald’or selected NGC’s software to replace its outdated legacy solutions and support the company’s rapid growth. “Our business has grown tremendously, and we were not getting the support we needed from our current systems provider,” said Robert Rothbaum, president and CEO, Vald’or Apparel. “We’ve known NGC for many years and are aware of their reputation in the apparel industry; their solutions matched our needs, so it was an easy decision to select NGC.” “Our primary goal is to become more efficient,” Rothbaum continued, and he expects to improve efficiency at Vald’or