Wins
Deltek, enterprise software provider for project-based businesses, announced that professional, technical and IT services provider American Systems Corporation (AMERICAN SYSTEMS) has purchased Deltek GovWin, a business development and capture solution for government contractors.
Appointments
AVEVA Inc., the business unit of AVEVA Group plc covering the American continents, has hired two new sales positions. Mr. Otto Weiberth has been appointed Head of Sales for AVEVA's U.S. and Latin America operations, and Mr. Emon Zaman has been appointed Regional Manager of AVEVA Canada, a wholly-owned subsidiary based in Calgary, Alberta.
New Products
Nemetschek North America released a free, downloadable VectorWorks Viewer application that has been updated for VectorWorks 12, as a benefit to its customers. The Viewer enables those who do not own the program to view and print projects created in VectorWorks Fundamentals, VectorWorks Architect, VectorWorks Landmark, VectorWorks Spotlight, VectorWorks Machine Design, and VectorWorks Designer.
CoCreate Software, Inc., a provider of 3rd Generation PLM software applications, announced a special upgrade offer for CoCreate Designer Drafting customers. Upgrade to OneSpace Designer Modeling for free.
The new product, CADLock, which you can try before you buy, adds a new locked drawing file type, DWX, to AutoCAD's standard SaveAs and Open commands. CADLock automatically prompts for the information it needs, such as passkeys and drawing restrictions. CADLock saves unmodifiable owner information inside the drawing file. Wherever the drawing file goes, it always displays the originating company's name, a contact name, and phone number or email address. The freely available CADLock runtime ( CADLock RT) is also a functional demo of CADLock.
Around the Web
Microsoft Ships Emergency Patch by Ryan Naraine, EWeek, January 5, 2006 - the Strong customer demand pushed Microsoft to release an emergency update fix for the Windows Metafile vulnerability on Thursday, January 5 rather than waiting to January 10.
Google's Next Move: Consumer hardware? by Ben Charny, EWeek, January 3, 2006-- After so many years of dealing almost exclusively in Internet-based services like search, sources say Google Inc. appears to be entering a new phase focused more on consumer electronics.
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