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Simcenter

What STEP was for CAD, ECXML is for electronics thermal simulation

‘Electronics Cooling eXtensible Markup Language’ (ECXML) is a neutral file format intended to facilitate the provision of thermal models from...

Opcenter

The current state of medical device manufacturing operations

We are acutely aware of the battles our frontline healthcare workers and their hospital systems have faced as they care...

Teamcenter

What’s New in RapidAuthor 13 and Connector 7

RapidAuthor for Teamcenter provides a powerful set of tools for creating a wide range of technical publication.

Teamcenter

Best PLM Software for Business = Solution Breadth + Engineering Depth

PLM for Business? PLM for Engineering? PLM for Everyone! What is the best product lifecycle management (PLM) software strategy for your business? If you look at PLM as complex software for...

Thought Leadership

NX Webinar – next generation design equipment

In the following webinar, Hendrik Lange, Director of Heavy Equipment at Siemens Digital Industries Software, and Thomas Spangler, Senior Marketing...

Designcenter

The Design Alliance: Design Intent Validation

Narrow down to what has to be changed to capture the electrical or mechanical requirements as well as the design intent. Learn how here

Thought Leadership

What is advanced machine engineering? (IMD article)

In a recently published article in Industrial Machinery Digest, Bill Davis, Solution Director of the Industrial Machinery and Heavy Equipment...

Valor

How a Digital Twin Can Help Accelerate Electric Vehicle Manufacturing

Every year, we’re seeing more and more electric vehicles on our roads – and analysts are forecasting dramatic increases in...

Simcenter

What Is 5G? And Why Are There So Many New Antennas?

5G is an umbrella term covering various networks, technologies, and applications. It is a standardization for mobile communication. 5G mobile networks can operate at various frequencies, requiring different antennas.