Mendix Enables Chinese Businesses to Succeed in Digital Transformation with World s Premier Low-Code Software Development Platform
Mendix, part of Siemens Digital Industries Software, makes its formal debut in China
- Early adopters of Mendix low-code include SAIC Motor, CIMC Vehicles, and Foxconn affiliate Maxnerva Technology Services
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Low-code platform boosts productivity and enables citizen developers to actively participate in every phase of application development
BOSTON, Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Mendix, a Siemens business and global leader in low-code application development for the enterprise, has announced the introduction of its world-class platform to the Chinese market. The Mendix low-code platform brings tremendous advantages to Chinese enterprises seeking to accelerate their digital transformation in response to competitive pressures and new ways of doing business, both of which have been accelerated by the global pandemic. Siemens longstanding, extensive
The SME Education Foundation 2021 Board of Directors have taken office. The governing body of the Foundation, the board is comprised of leaders from industry, academia as well as community leaders. “These officers and directors bring a high level of professional accomplishment and leadership to the Foundation,” said Rob Luce, vice president of the SME Education Foundation. “This board, robust in experience and diverse in background, will be essential in furthering our mission to inspire, prepare and support young people in manufacturing and engineering fields.”
2021 SME Education Foundation Officers: President Joseph A. “Joe” Kann, President, Cobble Creek Solutions Vice President Frank W. Ervin III, Group Vice President, Piston Group LLC
Siemens and Cybord Bring Electronic Component Authenticity Validation to Electronics Manufacturing
Siemens and Cybord Bring Electronic Component Authenticity Validation to Electronics Manufacturing Press Release: January 14, 2021
Cybord joins Siemens’ open innovation program to leverage its component counterfeit detection technology with Siemens manufacturing execution system.
Jan 14, 2021 Herzliya, Israel
Cybord, a leader in electronic component authenticity detection technology, has been selected to participate in Siemens Dynamo, an open innovation program from Siemens Digital Industries Software in Israel. The Dynamo program brings manufacturing innovation from emerging companies to Siemens customers and partners. Selected companies work closely with Siemens’ relevant experts to develop a joint commercial offering within a 12-month timeframe.
PRIDE Industries Achieves ITAR Registered Manufacturer Status
PRIDE Industries is pleased to announce that it has achieved International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) registration through the Office of Defense Trade Controls Compliance. ITAR is the U.S. regulation that controls the sale, manufacture, and distribution of defense and space-related services and materials included on the United States Munitions List (USML). It governs the export of defense and military-related technologies to safeguard U.S. national security.
ITAR registration allows PRIDE to expand its kitting, manufacturing, supply chain, and distribution services to Aerospace, Defense, and Federal customers. Specifically, PRIDE will offer printed circuit board assemblies, wire/harness assemblies, mechanical assembly services, and kitting solutions while remaining compliant with the strictest requirements for national security.
Car Industry Changing Under The Hood
Auto electronics are becoming more centralized, connected, and complex, and the entire supply chain is realigning around those shifts.
After an initial burst of autonomous activity, the automotive ecosystem regrouped, re-evaluated its goals, and is now ready to begin deploying new technologies made possible by modern development approaches and forward-looking vehicle architectures.
The pandemic hurt vehicle sales in 2020, but it also gave the OEMs a chance to catch their breath. Panic over announcements from other carmakers about fully autonomous vehicles in 2018 and 2019 have subsided, and reality has set in.
“People have had time to stop and think and realized they had better get started on something here, and it’s centered around trying to intersect the 2025 – 2026 model year,” observed David Fritz, senior director for Autonomous and ADAS at Siemens Digital Industries Software. “The world’s leading automotive OEMs are now prepar