Siemens Digital Industries Software Blog Network

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Teamcenter

ECAD MCAD integration in Teamcenter X: Connect mechanical and electrical product development

As products become more intelligent and connected, collaboration between mechanical and electrical engineering teams has become critical to successful product...

Partners

Executive digest: the business case for LAER maturity

Three questions came up repeatedly this year, all from owners and principals, and none of them were about whether lifecycle...
Opcenter

Feeding the world, one data point at a time: how Bunge mastered the "data avalanche" 

For over 200 years, Bunge has fed the world. With 34,000 colleagues across the globe and operations spanning from seed...
PLM Components

Parasolid v39.0: Advancing the Future of Geometry Modeling

New capabilities in core modeling, mesh processing, implicit geometry, and application performance expand what developers can achieve with Parasolid. Parasolid...


Consumer Products & Retail

The next generation of home appliance design: AI as a collaborative partner 

Home appliance teams are managing more product variants, changing consumer expectations and a growing set of usability, safety and engineering requirements without...

Calibre IC Design & Manufacturing

Why curvilinear OPC demands a new optimization approach 

The semiconductor industry’s transition to sub-5 nm nodes has fundamentally changed photomask design economics. For years, teams relied on rectilinear...

Designcenter Solid Edge

How Plasma-Tech Systems Cut Waste by Up to 20% with Solid Edge

Growth is great—but it can also expose the cracks in your processes. For Hungarian machinery manufacturer Plasma-Tech Systems, expanding from...

Verification Horizons

The Verification Problem Is Changing. Are We Asking the Right Questions

DVCon India 2026

Electronic Systems Design

AI in PCB design: hype or the future of engineering?

The world of electronics design is constantly evolving, and few topics are generating as much buzz (and sometimes apprehension) as...