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A Holistic Approach to Digital Business Transformation 
When it comes to digital transformation in 2025, software tools are not enough.
Top AI Trends Shaping Engineering in 2025
AI is swiftly reshaping engineering paradigms. This article delves into trends to watch.
Engineering Growth and Change
Economic indicators have been good for the past several quarters in the United States.
Reskilling, Upskilling and Educating: Solving the workforce challenge in manufacturing
Investing in the reskilling, upskilling and education of both the current and new generation of worker will help manufacturers close the skills gap, retain their workforce and cultivate a more appealing work environment to attract new talent. 
Smarter and Dumber
On Oct. 31, our fourth annual Digital Engineering Design & Simulation Summit leads off with a keynote panel discussing AI in design—the possibilities, the challenges, and what AI can and cannot do.
Securing the Future of Medical Devices for Connected Health 
As the number of connected medical devices increases, cybersecurity is an important part of their design. The IEEE has developed security standards and guidance that can help protect patient data.
Simulation Tailwinds
We have heard a lot more about marine applications over the past few years, as companies leverage technologies like generative design to create innovative designs and reduce weight.
Making Simulation Pay
Don't forget to mark your calendars now for the virtual Digital Engineering Design & Simulation Summit that will return on Oct. 31, 2024.
Can AI Eat Itself?
Looks like synthetic training data is here to stay—it's something engineering organizations should keep a close eye on.
Sustainable Packaging Requires an Innovative Data-Driven Ecosystem 
Sustainable packaging is a complex challenge that cuts across several evolving manufacturing developments.
Ready or Not, Manufacturers will Soon be Held to Rigid Sustainability Standards
By enabling manufacturers to incorporate sustainability best practices into the early upstream product development stages, engineers can advance innovation while helping to mitigate the industry’s environmental footprint.
3D Printing at the Crossroads
Additive manufacturing events revealed a state of the industry that is facing economic obstacles.
Living Heart Project Meets HPC
This piece highlights the possibilities and potential that lie at the intersection of cloud computing and cardiac care.
Still Thinking About Artificial Intelligence
In the design and simulation space there is a lot of activity around AI and machine learning, but there is a question of who is adopting at this point.
New Year, New Challenges
It already looks like 2024 is going to keep us all off balance.



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