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Trimble Inc. announced financial results for the third quarter of 2025. Third Quarter 2025 Financial Highlights Revenue of $901.2 million, up 3 percent on a year-over-year basis, up 10 percent on an organic basis Annualized recurring revenue ("ARR") was $2.31 billion, up 6 percent year-over-year, up 14% on an organic basis GAAP operating income was $150.5 million, 16.7 percent of revenue, and non-GAAP operating income was $254.2 million, 28.2 percent of revenue GAAP net income was $111.5 million and non-GAAP net income was $194.7 million Diluted earnings per share ("EPS") was $0.46 on a GAAP basis and $0.81 on a non-GAAP basis Adjusted EBITDA was $269.4 million, 29.9 percent of revenue Share repurchase of $50.0 million in the third quarter and $727.4 million year-to-date Executive Quote"Trimble's operational and financial momentum continued in the third quarter, delivering a record level of annualized recurring revenue of $2.31 billion, with results surpassing both top and bottom line expectations," said Rob Painter, president and CEO of Trimble. "We are raising our full year 2025 guidance, reflecting solid execution against our Connect &

Cohesive, part of Bentley Systems, Incorporated, unveiled Cohesive MaxAdvantage, a unique, integrated asset management solution to help organizations across Australasia improve asset performance and accelerate their reliability initiatives. Cohesive MaxAdvantage brings together the power of the IBM Maximo Application Suite (MAS) with Cohesive’s Reliability Accelerator, industry advisory services, and expert technical support, in a fully configurable package. The bundle enhances Maximo’s native reliability capabilities, helping organizations maximize asset performance and extend equipment life. The launch of Cohesive MaxAdvantage in Australasia comes as many asset-intensive organizations see their reliability initiatives stall or fail to deliver sustainable results due to issues such as resource constraints and data silos. The solution is designed to help owner-operators jumpstart their reliability and AI initiatives, giving users a deeper understanding of which assets are most critical to operations, and enabling them to undertake the right work, on the right asset, at the right time. A proven offering, already available

Eptura, the global worktech leader, announced product enhancements across its workplace experience portfolio focused on usability, automation, and integration at scale. This semi-annual release builds on Eptura’s intelligent worktech vision, combining practical improvements with forward-looking platform integrations to help enterprises reduce operational complexity.  Designed in direct response to customer feedback, the updates enable organizations to leverage rapid accelerations in digital transformation to increase efficiency by optimizing their buildings and automating asset operations.  “Eptura’s customers drive our roadmap. Every enhancement in this release was shaped by their input on how we can provide meaningful insights that deliver material impacts on their operating margins,” said Eptura Chief Executive Officer Raj Batra. “We’re improving how people work today while building the connective tissue to power the intelligent, responsive workplaces of the future.”  Effortless experiences for every user  Team bookings for employee experience in Archibus simplify hybrid scheduling with neighborhood-based reservations, team day coordination, and visibility into in-office presence. Already available in

Informatica, a leader in enterprise AI-powered cloud data management, announced its Fall 2025 release introducing new innovations that connect enterprise data to the next generation of AI agents. The new capabilities on the company’s Intelligent Data Management Cloud™ (IDMC)platformare designed to help customers unlock productivity, strengthen data security and build trust in AI-powered decision-making. Highlights from the Fall 2025 IDMC Launch: All the services are generally available, unless stated otherwise. CLAIRE Agents: Autonomous Data Management: The 2025Fall Launch includes the release of the first CLAIRE Agents that empower users to automate complex data management goals. CLAIRE® Data Exploration Agents enable complex natural language queries on Master Data Management (MDM) and enterprise data using natural language. CLAIRE® Enterprise Discovery Agents provide contextual and accurate results from an organization’s data sources to quickly deliver relevant, accurate and personalized data for AI and analytics. CLAIRE® ELT Agents empower business users to build data pipelines and better collaborate with data engineers to deploy

Kahua, a leading provider of asset centric project management® information systems (PMIS), announced a new integration with IBM Maximo Application Suite, a trusted enterprise asset management (EAM) and computerized maintenance management system (CMMS). This integration advances Kahua’s Asset Centric Project Management® (ACPM) approach by delivering seamless data flow across the construction and operations lifecycle. Historically, the transfer of asset data between PMIS and CMMS systems has been delayed for months, often leaving operations with incomplete records. For owners and operators managing complex capital programs, the Kahua–IBM Maximo integration aligns asset data from planning and design through construction, handover and ongoing maintenance. “We’re empowering our clients to unlock the full value of their asset data from day one,” said Dean Ely, Intelligence Automation Sales Leader at IBM. “By bridging Kahua’s project management capabilities with IBM Maximo’s operational intelligence, we’re helping organizations streamline handover, reduce downtime and drive long-term asset performance.” With Kahua and IBM Maximo,

OUTSCALE, a brand of Dassault Systèmes, is strengthening its commitment to sustainability with the launch of Carbon Footprint, a feature integrated into Cockpit and the public API that enables IT and CSR teams to measure, understand, and reduce the estimated carbon footprint of their cloud services in a 100% sovereign and secure environment. With the rise of cloud computing in IT systems, the ability to measure and control emissions associated with digital infrastructure is becoming a strategic issue for businesses and public institutions. According to the IDC 2025 study conducted with OUTSCALE, cloud data centers emit up to 5.1 times less CO₂ than on-premises infrastructure, with 1.9 times greater energy efficiency. This performance is crucial at a time when data center energy consumption is set to grow significantly between now and 2028. Clients strengthen their ability to assess and manageCarbon Footprint provides a detailed and actionable view of the cloud carbon footprint

Elysium has released CADfeature 19.0 M5. Key Enhancement This release delivers substantial improvements in performance and robustness, particularly in distributed mode Function Enhancement This release added support for new CAD versions throughout different CAD systems CAD Versions added in 19.0 M5 Supported Versions NX 2506 Series 1926 Series – 2506 Series Creo Elements/Direct 20.8 18.1 – 20.8 Solid Edge 2026 2019 – 2026 Inventor 2026 2020 – 2026 To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Elysium on CIMdata.com

Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR, and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses, announced the launch of its new AI Developer Solutions at its flagship Sage Future for Partners event. Marking a major milestone in how partners and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) innovate on the Sage Platform, the first phase of the program launches with Sage Intacct, with future expansion across Sage’s product portfolio. In a first-of-its-kind integration for Sage, the company will integrate certified third-party AI Agents directly into the Sage Copilot experience, enabling partners to build and deploy specialized AI workflows that elevate human work. For customers, this means richer choice, embedded intelligence, and faster innovation within the Sage products they already trust. “This is the next step in Sage’s Platform journey,” said Aaron Harris, CTO, Sage. “We are giving our partners the ability to build with Sage intelligence at their core. Together we can accelerate innovation for millions

Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR, and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses, unveiled the next evolution of Sage X3 at its flagship Sage Future for Partners event. Delivered directly by Sage as a fully managed cloud service, this next-gen Sage X3, gives high-performing organization a modern streamlined environment that simplifies upgrades without compromising the deep customization that users depend on. It also sets the foundation for continuous, AI-driven innovation and scalable performance.  As more organization modernize their core systems, they are seeking a balance between smart agile solutions without sacrificing control. Gartner predicts that by 2029, 50% of all cloud compute resources will be devoted to AI workloads, a dramatic jump from under 10% today. In addition, it expects that over half of organizations will use industry-specific cloud platforms to accelerate their business initiatives. These trends show how cloud technology is evolving to deliver greater intelligence, specialization and business performance, helping

Siemens has expanded the TIA Selection Tool Cloud with the new “Electrical Designer” feature for electrical planning. This smart software is the first and only in the IEC market (application of International Electrotechnical Commission standards) that includes basic electrical knowledge and standards expertise, eliminating the need for time-consuming research and complex manual work. Electrical Designer simplifies main circuit design by automatically selecting components, verifying short-circuits, sizing cables, and creating all necessary documentation in one easy process. Electrical planners often encounter limitations when designing electrical equipment for machines. An overabundance of caution and time pressure can result in the adoption of old plans, including outdated or inefficient concepts. Frequently, mechanical design data and documents cannot be processed seamlessly in the electrical design and have to be reworked. This offers enormous potential for savings and quality improvement. Siemens’ Electrical Designer, part of the TIA Selection Tool Cloud, helps save time and avoid errors,