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Autodesk, Inc. today reported financial results for the first quarter of fiscal 2015. First Quarter Fiscal 2015 Total billings increased 10 percent, compared to the first quarter of fiscal 2014. Total subscriptions increased by over 89,000, compared to the fourth quarter of fiscal 2014. Revenue was $593 million, an increase of 4 percent, compared to the first quarter of fiscal 2014 as reported, and increased 5 percent on a constant currency basis. Revenue contribution from the recent acquisition of Delcam was immaterial to first quarter results. GAAP operating margin was 7 percent, compared to 14 percent in the first quarter of fiscal 2014. Non-GAAP operating margin was 17 percent, compared with 24 percent in the first quarter of fiscal 2014. A reconciliation of GAAP to non-GAAP results is provided in the accompanying tables. GAAP diluted earnings per share were $0.12, compared to $0.24 in the first quarter of fiscal 2014. Non-GAAP diluted earnings per share were $0.32, compared to

Delcam will demonstrate the latest version of its FeatureCAM feature-based CAM software at the EMEX exhibition to be held in Auckland from 27th to 29th May.  The exhibition will also see the introduction of a new reseller for FeatureCAM in New Zealand – Auckland-based WorthyCAM. For full details on the new release of FeatureCAM, including video demonstrations of the new functionality, and to download an evaluation copy, please go towww.delcam.tv/fc2014.  For contact details and background information on WorthyCAM, please go towww.worthycam.com Recent enhancements to FeatureCAM include the incorporation of the Vortex high-efficiency area-clearance strategy.  Vortex gives fast, safe metal removal by allowing solid carbide tooling to cut with its full flute length so minimising machining times.  At the same time, Vortex toolpaths use a controlled engagement angle between the cutter and the part, and so give a more consistent volume-removal rate and feedrate, minimising wear on the cutter.  Other enhancements in the latest release

BETA CAE Systems S.A., and its business partner in South Korea, Hankook AAC, have the pleasure to announce the 2014 Open Meeting in Seoul. The event will take place on June 17th, 2014 at InterContinental Seoul COEX. During this event you will have the opportunity to participate in sessions on the latest developments and real case applications, on various CAE disciplines and industries, of ANSA, µETA, and their new product SPDRM (Simulation Process Data and Resources Manager). A number of very interesting presentations from guest speakers will feature this event's agenda, showing impressive applications of our software in different sectors. BETA CAE Systems and Hankook AAC would like to extend their appreciation to their customers who accepted the invitation to contribute to the success of this event with their presentations. Following the event’s closing, the “Technical Discussion” session will offer you the opportunity to discuss with their engineers the software features, their application, and the future developments. A team of CAE experts

3D Systems  announced that it plans to hold an analyst and investor meeting on Tuesday, June 10, 2014, at 9:00 a.m. EDT at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York, NY.  3DS’ senior management will review the company's strategic initiatives, operating highlights and recent developments, and will provide an update on its product and market development plans and outlook, followed by a question and answer session.  The presentation will be led by Avi Reichental, President and Chief Executive Officer, and will feature comprehensive presentations by key members of the company’s senior management team. The presentation is expected to be approximately 2 hours and will be available via live webcast. After the presentation, the company also invites attendees to visit the 3DS booth (#408) at the Atlantic Design & Manufacturing show at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York where it will showcase its 3D content-to-print solutions, from perceptual devices and

Prism Engineering, Inc., the Mid-Atlantic provider of CAD, CAM, and 3D printing products & services, announces the addition of its Harrisburg Office & Training Center. Prism's Training Center is located at 479 Port View Drive, Suite B27, Harrisburg, PA 17111. The new office brings Prism's award-winning training & support services closer to the engineering, manufacturing, and design professionals in the Harrisburg region. Serving as Central Pennsylvania's only Certified SolidWorks and Mastercam Training Center, Prism's Harrisburg location will begin hosting certified training classes effective June 1, 2014. "Our Harrisburg office complements Prism's additional three offices in Pennsylvania and fills the region's need for Certified SolidWorks and Mastercam training," said John Ewell, President of Prism Engineering. "Our Harrisburg office will provide Prism's award-winning training & services to our valued customers in this area." In addition, Prism will bring a selection of Stratasys 3D printing products & services to its Harrisburg office to serve a growing local demand

Optitex, provider of 2D and 3D CAD/CAM and Virtual Prototyping software solutions, and the sponsor of the Best Student Made Handbag category, announced today the 5 finalists: Stephanie Carnes - Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), Ami Davidson - The Manchester Metropolitan University, Palwasha Iqbal - Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), Morgan Richards Savannah - College of Art and Design and Kathleen Friedman - Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). Optitex will grant the winner a full software package, along with a special internship at Coach, the leading New York design house of modern luxury accessories, and one of Optitex’s strategic 3D partners. "Realistic 3D product representations are taking a growing role in processes within fashion brands, and amongst the various stakeholders in the ecosystem", said Asaf Landau, Optitex's Chief Executive. “As industry leaders, such as Coach, leverage 3D Virtual Product technologies in more and more of their processes, we strongly believe that today’s

Infor today announced it has hired Matt Breslin and Lisa Pope as Senior Vice Presidents to support the company's strong growth in the areas of technology and cloud sales. Reporting to Infor President, Stephan Scholl, Breslin and Pope will lead sales of Infor's Platform Technologies and Infor CloudSuite™, respectively. "The investments Infor has made in R&D over the past three years, including introducing more than four times the number of new products last year than in 2010, are paying off with growth that is significantly outpacing the market," said Stephan Scholl, President of Infor. "Matt Breslin and Lisa Pope are ideal leaders to help support our growth, bringing a deep understanding of the specific challenges customers face and how the latest technologies, like Infor ION®, Infor Ming.le™, and Infor CloudSuite can arm them with significant competitive advantages." Breslin joins Infor as Senior Vice President of Platform Technologies. In this role, he will

Ravi S. Desai, Director, CAE & CAD Product Engineering, American Axle & Manufacturing Ravi S. Desai is the Director for CAE & CAD Product Engineering at American Axle & Manufacturing. He is based in the AAM World Headquarters Detroit office. He is responsible for the implementation and the execution of analysis and design processes in product engineering. He is leading the corporate efforts to integrate new simulation technology in the area of manufacturing and assembly. Previous to this assignment, Ravi worked at General Motors in various capacities, including CAE Engineer, NVH Technical Lead Engineer, Test & Development Engineer, Planning Manager, and Vehicle Integration CAE Director. He started his career at Engineering Technology Associates in 1984 and later worked at Altair Engineering as a Senior Project Engineer. Ravi has nearly 30 years of automotive CAE, Product Development, and Program Management experience working with various automotive suppliers. He has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering

Intergraph® has released SmartPlant® Fusion 2014, the latest version of its solution for engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) companies and plant operators to rapidly find, capture, organize, link and visualize large volumes of information through a simple web portal. Trustworthy engineering data and documentation is essential to effective project delivery and safe, efficient operations. However, EPCs and owner operators struggle to manage large volumes of unstructured, unmanaged information – documents, drawings, models, lists and datasheets that exist in multiple formats and locations. This lack of control can lead to duplication, fragmentation and degradation of information integrity, and even its outright loss. SmartPlant Fusion 2014 delivers several significant functionality enhancements for addressing those problems, including exponentially faster document loading; improved user experience and navigation; a reporting and charting engine with a number of out-of-the-box reports for document lists, tag lists, document status, tag-document relationships and more; improved integration with Leica TruView™ laser scans for more intuitive

Informative Graphics Corporation (IGC®) and Generis are pleased to announce major enhancements to CARA, both in the current 3.5 version and in version 3.6, which will be released in May 2014. This highly configurable interface and business-rules engine offers new viewing and collaboration features, courtesy of IGC Brava!®: The cross-platform HTML5 client offers vector viewing for crisp views at tight zoom levels plus the ability to set CAD layer visibility and view object attributes. Brava users can now sign documents electronically. Add an electronic signature, initials or a professional seal to a document with Brava, then create a PDF of the signed document. Checkview, new in version 7.2, streamlines repetitive form reviews, helps to improve accuracy and ensures no areas are missed. Use Checkview to flag form areas requiring review. Reviewers step through each area and must approve or reject each area to move on to the next. Enhanced text comparison features help users find