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Atos, a global leader of AI-powered digital transformation, announces that it has joined CrowdStrike’s Project QuiltWorks. Powered by the Falcon® platform and frontier models from OpenAI and Anthropic, Project QuiltWorks combines CrowdStrike’s AI-driven vulnerability discovery and adversary-informed prioritization with remediation services from the world’s top systems integrators and managed services providers, and financial protection from leaders in the cyber insurance industry. Atos will further expand its cybersecurity services portfolio and expertise in managed security services, cybersecurity governance and sovereign digital environments by joining QuiltWorks. By joining the coalition, Atos brings a distinctive value proposition centered on digital sovereignty, helping clients adopt AI and secure against frontier AI risk with stronger control over data, infrastructure, governance and compliance requirements. Built for the frontier AI era, Atos’ services will contribute to the coalition, combining SOC operations ready for AI accelerated adversaries with an agentic, AI augmented cybersecurity offering. As part of this partnership, Atos will integrate

Aptean Inc., a global provider of AI-driven vertically specialized ERP solutions, announced the acquisition of ROTOR Software GmbH (“ROTOR”), a leading provider of dealer management solutions for the motorists, agricultural, and construction machinery industry in the DACH market, headquartered in St. Ingbert, Germany. The acquisition of ROTOR expands Aptean’s presence in the DACH region while strengthening Aptean’s dealer management offering with solutions purpose-built for the motorists, agricultural, and construction machinery sectors. ROTOR was founded in 2021 through the merger of SEWIGA Software-Team GmbH (St.Ingbert) and Orbis Software GmbH (Oyten) and offers comprehensive dealer management solutions designed to address complex, diverse, and fast-paced challenges across the motorists, agricultural, and construction machinery sectors. ROTOR offers an integrated ERP solution that connects all sales, service, and rental processes, ensuring clear structures, precise communication, and optimized processes that enable complete control over the lifecycle of equipment sales and rental. “ROTOR has an impressive track record with decades

Accenture has agreed to acquire Industries eXcellence Group (“IndX”), a division of Engineering Group and long-standing partner of Siemens Digital Industries. The acquisition will strengthen Accenture’s ability to help manufacturers modernize product development, production and supply chain operations through software, data, and AI-enabled technologies. “Manufacturers are increasingly investing in software, data and AI to make engineering and factory operations more flexible, intelligent and connected,” said Tracey Countryman, global supply chain and engineering lead at Accenture. “But many companies struggle to integrate these technologies across their products, factories, plants and supply chains. We will combine IndX’s proven expertise in Siemens technologies with Accenture’s AI capabilities and industry knowledge to solve this challenge for clients faster.” Headquartered in Rome and Chicago, IndX brings proven expertise in software for discrete and process manufacturers from Siemens. It specializes in implementing digital thread solutions that help clients connect engineering, manufacturing and automation across IT and operational technology, from product lifecycle management, simulation

SysON 2026.5 streamlines your modeling workflow with advanced multi-selection capabilities and batch actions, making element creation faster and more intuitive: Multi-selection actions Intuitive/Smart creation dialog Enhanced experience and new content To view the original press release, please click here. Search for SysON on CIMdata.com

At VivaTech 2026 in Paris, France, Siemens announced two new capabilities for the Eigen Engineering Agent, its purpose-built AI for industrial automation engineering. Launched in April 2026 at Hannover Messe, the agent moves AI beyond on-screen suggestions to action in the physical world. Industrial AI that acts, not just advises Most AI assistants generate suggestions. The Eigen Engineering Agent does the work: it plans, executes and validates industrial automation engineering tasks end-to-end. It understands the project, writes the control software, configures the system and keeps refining its work until it meets defined quality benchmarks. This allows automation engineers to focus on system-level decisions. The Eigen Engineering Agent works alongside the TIA Portal, Siemens’ engineering software platform, and is part of the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio. Productivity gains in the real world More than 100 companies in 19 countries are using the Eigen Engineering Agent, including ANDRITZ Metals (Austria), CASMT (China), and Prism Systems (United States). The

LTM, the Business Creativity partner to the world’s largest enterprises, announced the launch of BlueVerse for Databricks, a new offering that brings together LTM’s AI ecosystem, BlueVerse™, with Databricks, the Data and AI company, to accelerate AI-driven data monetization. BlueVerse for Databricks is designed to help enterprises drive tangible business outcomes from data and AI investments by addressing critical challenges in the secure and efficient management of data and compute resources, while optimizing business processes and providing pre-built industry solutions to unlock greater value from AI initiatives. LTM BlueVerse helps companies reimagine core business processes such as procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, hire-to-retire, and marketing operations as AI-optimized workflows. It also enables organizations to accelerate time-to-value through pre-built, industry-specific solutions for Manufacturing, Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, Media & Entertainment, and Retail & Consumer Goods, or through custom implementations that leverage BlueVerse domain-specific accelerators and models. BlueVerse for Databricks leverages Lakebase, Genie, and Agent Bricks to build these capabilities on Databricks, combining LTM’s

Carlson Machine Control’s industry-leading fleet management software Carlson Command has received numerous new features and improvements with version 2027, helping customers better manage their equipment and sites with more advanced and refined tools and solutions. On the main Command Map View there are now satellite, road and hybrid map image options, a refreshed user-interface with enhancements to menu arrangements for faster access to common features, and several other new or improved features: Refined integrated help bubbles Weather integration Pre-shift checklists  Advanced data editor Ability to view control points on the map  Improvements to grid surface management (live surfaces)  Improved scene controls Improved user permission systems For landfill and solar and pile driving customers, there are new live dashboard metrics, as well as KPI charts in the main Command Map View. Specific to solar and pile driving customers, there are now automatic map reports such as current block plot and machine traces. Support has also been added to allow remote access to Carlson

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a leading global IT services, consulting, and business solutions company, has announced a multi-year partnership with Elopak ASA, a global leader in paper-based packaging and filling equipment, operating in over 40 countries and serving customers in more than 70 markets. Under this partnership, TCS will be Elopak’s strategic IT partner, leading the transformation and management of its global ITs through a process centric operating model. This will help Elopak’s IT operations to be better aligned with the business priorities thereby improving agility, efficiency, and digital experience. Leveraging its AI-first approach, TCS will deploy advanced analytics and automation capabilities, including its proprietary Cognix™ – an AI powered, future-ready service delivery suite of solutions built on its Machine First™ philosophy. The strategic IT programme will support Elopak’s strategy to modernise its end to end IT services. This include setting up an integrated service desk and upgrading key enterprise applications. Merethe Johansen, CIO at Elopak, said, “Our partnership with TCS

Centric Software® is pleased to announce that Caracole has selected Centric PLM™ to drive product development and bring greater precision to its global luxury furnishings operations. Centric Software delivers innovative, integrated, end-to-end AI-powered enterprise solutions to take products from concept to commercialization. Fashion, luxury, footwear, outdoor, home, consumer electronics, food & beverage, cosmetics & personal care as well as multi-category retail teams can plan, design, develop, source, comply, buy, make, price, allocate, assort, sell and replenish products to achieve strategic and operational digital transformation goals. Headquartered in Greensboro, North Carolina, Caracole is a luxury furniture brand serving interior designers and retailers worldwide. The company presents collections with major industry markets and operates showrooms in High Point, Atlanta and Las Vegas. With partners spanning Europe, the Middle East and Asia, Caracole delivers curated assortments that combine craftsmanship, material innovation and refined design. As Caracole refined its product strategy and global operations, product information remained

At VivaTech 2026 in Paris, France, Siemens announced that European startups can now access its leading industrial software through the Siemens for Startups Program. Building on the existing global program, Siemens has put together three startup-specific software collections to make industrial software more accessible for early-stage companies in Europe. These collections are preconfigured for common product development needs and are tailored to startup budgets and speed while scaling as companies grow. The largest challenge facing startups is the step from lab result to industrial application. While universities and incubators lay the critical groundwork in this regard, they often hit barriers – due, for example, to a lack of reference customers, limited growth capital and still insufficient market integration. At this point, Siemens is playing a key role. As an established industry actor, the company can be a partner in technology transfers at an early stage, enable pilot projects in the real