Posted on May 7, 2008 by Scott
A year ago, Siemens PLM Software (then UGS) officially became a part of the larger Siemens family… which is strange because honestly it doesn’t feel like it’s been that long. Much to the chagrin of our competitors, we haven’t disappeared from the face of the earth. In fact, one can look at our accomplishments this [...]
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Posted on May 1, 2008 by Scott
A bit early for my weekend ramblings, but will not be able to get online Friday so off we go…
Big weekend for fellow colleague Chris as he runs in the Flying Pig half marathon Saturday… So, he’s running around 11 more miles than I can right now… Standing O… Stop by his blog and [...]
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Posted on April 29, 2008 by Scott
Dassault Systemes reported their 08Q1 results early this morning and essentially met expectations. And like their previous quarter, PTC’s results, and Autodesk’s results… Americas continues to be the weak spot. All have reported negative growth or have been treading water there. What is more interesting is that Enovia showed weakness as well. Q2 will tell [...]
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Posted on April 24, 2008 by Scott
Yesterday PTC reported their calendar Q108 financial results and it was a mixed bag… Pro/E revenue struggles, but Windchill fared well. EMEA and AP were up, but Americas suffered. The Americas results follow what seems like every software vendor is facing… major pullbacks either in backing out of deals, or reducing the size [...]
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Posted on April 15, 2008 by Scott
I work with Industry Analysts quite a bit and while I completely recognize their value, sometimes think they are too soft in their analysis… Perhaps this is the price of their business. Recently though I’ve seen AMR Research take what I think is a step forward… They put out a piece bi-weekly called “Chain Reaction”. [...]
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