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Building on the core 2409 release, where we introduced the concept of the next generation of electronic systems design, the Xpedition Enterprise 2504 release continues to enhance and expand this vision.

In a recent podcast episode, host Spencer Acain is joined by Ralf Wagner, Senior Vice President of data driven manufacturing...

Leaders in artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation and cyber-physical systems (CPS) are heading to Dayton, Ohio for the 2025 Dayton...

Aerospace is not an industry we talk about in the battery industry, but it offers a very interesting dynamic when...

Discover the latest news from Simcenter Physical Testing that are transforming the way engineers approach testing. Check back regularly as we continuously update this blog with the freshest Simcenter Physical Testing news, tips, and insights.

Let’s break down what makes Teamcenter X the modern standard for Product Lifecycle Management (PLM). Whether you’re in engineering, IT...

This is the agenda of the Simcenter Systems track at Realize LIVE 2025 Europe with 30+ presentations from customers across all industries. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Two educators join the podcast to discuss how academia and industry can work together to close the skills gap — and ensure students are ready for what’s next.

Excel as a Bridge: When connected databases aren’t available, simulation projects often face delays and inefficiencies. In this session, Natalia Weis and Cristina Palomares from Lear Corporation present a practical solution: using pre-templated Excel tables to streamline data integration in Siemens Tecnomatix Plant Simulation. This method reduces errors, saves time, and empowers users—regardless of expertise—to manage data efficiently. With a focus on flexibility, standardization, and ease of use, this approach has proven effective across automotive projects and beyond. Attendees will gain actionable insights and see real-world examples of how Excel can act as a powerful bridge between disconnected data and effective simulation.