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PLM Industry Summary Jillian Hayes, Editor Vol PLM Industry Summary Jillian Hayes, Editor Vol. 17 No. 5 Friday 6 February 2015 Contents CIMdata News _____________________________________________________________________ 2 CIMdata Publishes “Linking the Physical and Virtual Worlds: PLM Platformization Sustains the ‘Organic’ Enterprise” ____________________________________________________________________________2 CIMdata to Host Free Webinar on High Tech, PLM, and the Cloud ________________________________3 Product Lifecycle Management Certificate Program set to take place in Ann Arbor, Michigan in May _____5 Acquisitions _______________________________________________________________________ 5 ANSYS Acquires Assets of Newmerical Technologies International _______________________________5 Company News _____________________________________________________________________ 6 3D PLM Software Announces New Subsidiary Dedicated to Services, 3D PLM Global Services Pvt. Ltd. _6 3D Systems Gets Two Significant U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory and America Makes Development Contracts ______________________________________________________________________________7 Altair and CAR Announce Call for Nominations for 2015 Enlighten Award _________________________8 BIMobject inc. Start Up Operations and Subsidiary in USA ______________________________________9 Cansel achieves Autodesk Platinum Reseller Status, Autodesk's Highest Tier for VARs _______________10 Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute and Autodesk Launch First-Ever Product Design Challenge 10 Dassault Systèmes Expands its Systems Integrator Alliances Strategy to Respond to Market Needs ______12 Delcam Announces New Leadership _______________________________________________________12 Delcam CRISPIN Announces Winner of its Global Footwear Design Competition ___________________13 Dr. Peter Schmitt is appointed Executive Vice President, Sales & Operational Marketing of ESI Group __14 Industry 4.0: GEMINI Project to Be Implemented with CIM DATABASE PLM _____________________14 Linux Grows as Free CAD Platform _______________________________________________________15 SENER’s FORAN System Celebrates its 50th Anniversary _____________________________________16 TCS Graduate Program Creates New Opportunities in Australian IT Sector _________________________17 U.S. CAD Achieves Autodesk Platinum Partner Status _________________________________________18 Wipro Appoints Naohide Takatani as Country Head of Japan ____________________________________18 Events News ______________________________________________________________________ 19 3D Systems Brings its Most Advanced 3D Digital Design and Fabrication Tools to SolidWorks World 2015 ____________________________________________________________________________________19 Bestselling Author Malcom Gladwell to Speak At PTC Live Global 2015 __________________________20 Cisco, Skanska Oy, Technical University of Kaiserslautern Speakers Confirmed for PLM / IoT Innovation Based Conference ______________________________________________________________________21 Dassault Systèmes Announces SOLIDWORKS World 2015, Exploring the Latest in 3D Design in the Age of Experience _________________________________________________________________________21 Southern Visitors to See Combined Radan Software ___________________________________________23 Financial News ___________________________________________________________________ 24 Agilent Technologies to Host Webcast of First-Quarter Fiscal Year 2015 Financial Results Conference Call ____________________________________________________________________________________24 Cadence Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2014 Financial Results ___________________________25 Dassault Systèmes Reports 2014 Organic New Licenses Revenue Up Double-Digits in Constant Currencies on Broad-based Growth _________________________________________________________________26 Nemetschek Group with Preliminary Figures for 2014: Forecast Revenue and EBIDTA Margin Exceeded 27 Stratasys Reports Preliminary Fiscal 2014 Financial Results, Provides 2015 Guidance and Unveils New Investments in Growth __________________________________________________________________27 Synopsys Announces Earnings Release Date for First Quarter Fiscal Year 2015 _____________________28 Copyright © 2015 by CIMdata, Inc. All rights reserved. CIMdata, Inc. 3909 Research Park Drive Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 Tel: +1 (734) 668–9922 Fax: +1 (734) 668–1957 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://www.CIMdata.com CIMdata PLM Industry Summary Implementation Investments _________________________________________________________ 29 Johnson Controls Renews Strategic Partnership Agreement with Lectra ____________________________29 Mascaró Selects Centric Software Product Lifecycle Management ________________________________30 NEC Provides Cloud Service, Obbligato for SaaS, to Auto Part and Machine Tool Manufacturer in Thailand ____________________________________________________________________________________31 NXP Semiconductors Leverages ANSYS Solutions To Develop Innovative Car Infotainment System ____31 PTT Research & Technology Institute Selects Intergraph® SmartPlant® Solutions for Process Engineering R&D Projects _________________________________________________________________________32 Secret Charm Selects CGS’s BlueCherry® PLM for Product Development and Greater Visibility and Control throughout the Product Lifecycle ___________________________________________________33 Product News _____________________________________________________________________ 34 Anark Corporation to Create Autodesk Certified Applications ___________________________________34 Autodesk Details Subscription Transition for New Software Licenses _____________________________35 Bluebeam Software Launches Revu 2015 to Simplify Document Management and Speed Up Project Communication _________________________________________________________________35 C3D Labs Introduces V16 of C3D Geometric Kernel __________________________________________36 CST Announces CST EMC STUDIO ______________________________________________________38 Delcam Upgrades Software for Design of Custom Orthotic Insoles _______________________________39 Geospatial Corporation Releases GeoUnderground Version 2.2 __________________________________40 GRANTA MI:Materials Gateway 3.0 Provides Faster, Easier Access to Materials Data within CAD, CAE, and PLM Systems ______________________________________________________________________41 GRAPHISOFT Releases ArchiCAD STAR(T) Edition 2015 ____________________________________42 Ideate, Inc. Launches Ideate Sticky, a New Autodesk Revit Add-in Software Solution ________________42 IMAGINiT Launches New FM and BIM Connection Service to Extend Value of BIM Data into Facilities Management Systems ___________________________________________________________________43 Infolytica Corporation Releases MotorSolve v5 _______________________________________________44 Mentor Graphics announces Automotive Ethernet support for its AUTOSAR Design Solutions _________45 Nemetschek Vectorworks Releases “Essentials” Tutorial Guide __________________________________46 OpenText Announces Role-Based Redaction for Brava! for IBM Content Navigator _________________46 RLM Continues Extensive FashionManager Development with Latest Innovations ___________________47 ShipConstructor 2015 R2.1 Release: Driven by Demand _______________________________________48 TraceParts Releases New Version of its Supplier Parts Management System ________________________48 CIMdata News CIMdata Publishes “Linking the Physical and Virtual Worlds: PLM Platformization Sustains the ‘Organic’ Enterprise” 3 February 2015 CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm announces the publication of a new position paper, the final in a series of three that explore the platformization of PLM. “Linking the Physical and Virtual Worlds: PLM Platformization Sustains the ‘Organic’ Enterprise” looks at how platformization impacts the PLM marketplace as end-to-end lifecycle management becomes increasingly about sustaining the extended enterprise. Page 2 CIMdata PLM Industry Summary In this paper CIMdata suggests the ultimate goal of platformization as one which makes the infrastructure of product and process innovation completely transparent, thus enabling all forms of product-related innovation as the natural focus of the extended enterprise. Fundamentally, platformization is described as a strategy for business agility, one that more than ever is not optional. According to Peter Bilello, CIMdata’s president, “Traditionally, the primary justification for PLM has been enabling the development of better, faster, and cheaper products. Today, PLM is recognized as the key to sustaining the organic growth of the entire extended enterprise. By taking organic innovation into platformization, the use of scarce resources can be more easily maximized. The bottom line is that the dollars-and-cents calculation for innovative product development results in a speedier return on investment and a lower total cost of ownership.” “Linking the Physical and Virtual Worlds: PLM Platformization Sustains the ‘Organic’ Enterprise” is freely available for download from CIMdata’s website at http://www.cimdata.com/en/resources/a- cimdata-dossier-plm-platformization. About CIMdata CIMdata, a leading independent worldwide firm, provides strategic management consulting to maximize an enterprise’s ability to design and deliver innovative products and services through the application
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