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Better document management saves Los Angeles Water and Power $800,000 annually
Jul. 6 | After updating a homegrown system with Bentley ProjectWise, a wide variety of engineering and utility documents are now immediately accessible. When the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) surveyed its many stand-alone engineering data...
Start-up Kenesto releases cloud-based manufacturing process automation with 3D CAD viewing feature
Jun. 7 | The latest brainchild of CAD industry legend Michael Payne, Kenesto may be the unPLM some businesses are waiting for. The year of the cloud in engineering automation rolls on as start-up Kenesto ends its private beta and releases its new cloud-based...
Big fortunes lie hidden in big files
Jan. 9 | An absolute explosion of data is occurring under our noses. Big business wizards are emerging to make sense of it all. By Andy Marken “Why, anybody can have a brain. That’s a very mediocre commodity. Every pusillanimous creature that crawls on...
SAP to acquire Right Hemisphere for design visualization
Sep. 7 | The two have been technology partners for years; what took SAP so long to bring 3D to the enterprise? Business software powerhouse SAP has agreed to acquired Right Hemisphere, a boutique provider of visualization software for product development. Right...
2007: Oracle acquires Agile in $495 million bid to become PLM leader
Jul. 29 | In hindsight, this acquisition was just one of many; Oracle assimilated Agile and moved on. Here’s what it looked like in 2007, from the archives of Engineering Automation Report, acquired in 2010 by Jon Peddie Research. By Randall S. Newton Engineering...
2007: Major acquisitions consolidate PLM industry
Jul. 19 | Two major acquisitions dominated the PLM scene in 2007: Siemens buying UGS and Oracle buying Agile. An analysis by CIMdata’s John MacKrell, originally published in the June 2007 edition of Engineering Automation Report, acquired in 2010 by Jon Peddie...
2007: SAP PLM Road Map: High-Speed Rail Line or Head-On Train Wreck?
Jun. 23 | In detailed plans that read more like an internal memo than a press release, SAP announced a four-year road map in 2007 for its PLM suite. But can a software company that speaks Operations appeal to buyers who speak Engineering? Originally published August...
Oracle updates AutoVue to more deeply integrate visualization in the enterprise
May. 11 | The enterprise software behemoth prefers to co-exist with CAD-based PLM than take it over. New features focus on formats, platform, partners, and business processes. Those of us who cover product development from a CAD-centric orientation often forget...
