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More than a boat race

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Kathleen Maher

The America’s Cup boat race is entering the last leg of a long journey and it’s now down to BMW ...

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Better document management saves Los Angeles Water and Power $800,000 annually

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GfxS staff

After updating a homegrown system with Bentley ProjectWise, a wide variety of engineering and utility documents are now immediately accessible. ...

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Start-up Kenesto releases cloud-based manufacturing process automation with 3D CAD viewing feature

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Randall Newton

The latest brainchild of CAD industry legend Michael Payne, Kenesto may be the unPLM some businesses are waiting for. The ...

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SAP to acquire Right Hemisphere for design visualization

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Randall Newton

The two have been technology partners for years; what took SAP so long to bring 3D to the enterprise? Business ...

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2007: Oracle acquires Agile in $495 million bid to become PLM leader

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GfxS staff

In hindsight, this acquisition was just one of many; Oracle assimilated Agile and moved on. Here’s what it looked like ...

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2007: Major acquisitions consolidate PLM industry

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GfxS staff

Two major acquisitions dominated the PLM scene in 2007: Siemens buying UGS and Oracle buying Agile. An analysis by CIMdata’s ...

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2007: SAP PLM Road Map: High-Speed Rail Line or Head-On Train Wreck?

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GfxS staff

In detailed plans that read more like an internal memo than a press release, SAP announced a four-year road map ...

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Oracle updates AutoVue to more deeply integrate visualization in the enterprise

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Randall Newton

The enterprise software behemoth prefers to co-exist with CAD-based PLM than take it over. New features focus on formats, platform, ...

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Upstart Open Source Aras PLM Scores Big Win

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Randall Newton

Carestream Health, the former Kodak Healthcare Imaging, dumps ENOVIA for 3,000 seats of Aras Innovator Suite. The fear and loathing ...