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Continued improved shopfloor user experience and expanded portfolio integration Summary Opcenter™ Execution Electronics (OC EX EL) software is a complete...

Delivering improved user experience and executional excellence Summary Siemens Opcenter™ Execution Semiconductor is a comprehensive manufacturing execution system (MES) that...

Bringing AI into industry isn’t something that can happen all at once, rather, something that will happen gradually by applying...

Xpedition Standard brings enterprise-level PCB design power into a flexible, approachable environment that evolves alongside your business.

In the sixth episode of industrial machinery and AI series in our Digital Transformation podcast, host Chris Pennington, global industry...

Hello and welcome to the Industry Forward Podcast with Dale Tutt, the show where we examine industry and technology trends...

Designcenter Solid Edge 2026 makes it easier to reuse, share and migrate design data -- no matter where it comes from or where it's going. Import architectural models from Autodesk Revit, export only the geometry you need to protect intellectual property and streamline steel fabrication with direct DSTV export. For teams transitioning from other CAD systems, new integration with Elysium CADfeature.....

Learn how adopting Polarion requirements management software helped Shell improve engineering efficiency and collaboration.

At SPS 2025, Siemens will showcase how industrial AI is transforming part manufacturing — connecting design, engineering, and production in one seamless digital thread. In today’s fast-moving market, the pressure to deliver precision components quickly, efficiently, and sustainably has never been greater.  Whether you’re machining complex aerospace parts or designing precision consumer products, success depends on your ability to digitalize and automate every stage of the design-to-manufacturing process. That’s why Siemens is demonstrating its latest innovations like the AI-powered NX CAM Copilot at SPS 2025 — to show how manufacturers can overcome programming bottlenecks, accelerate production, and reach new levels of precision and productivity.