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Joclemns Technologies Launches SolidWorks Software into Nigeria

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For businesses in the medical, industrial, scientific, educational, technology, consumer and transportation markets; the emergence of SolidWorks software appears to have provided the sought-after respite. Design teams can now develop better products with SolidWorks software.

Used by over half a million product designers and engineers worldwide, SolidWorks provides intuitive and straightforward 3D CAD tools to assist design teams develop better products.

It is the leading 3D CAD solution worldwide, providing all of the functionality needed to design world-class products with unmatched ease of use for the freedom to focus on product design as against software.

Speaking at a recent launch of the software solution in Lagos, managing director of Joclemns Technologies Limited, distributors of the product, Clement Nnedu, described SolidWorks as an extremely powerful, yet easy to use industry standard for 2D and 3D CAD designs used by more than 85% of the world’s top-ranked engineering institutions.

"SolidWorks has proven its adaptability to most engineering design needs. Customers have used it to design a broad range of products, including exploratory sub-sea, electric vehicles, Formula one race cars, and industrial machinery with tens of thousands of parts."

"It has been endorsed and embraced by top-ranked four and five-year engineering degree programmes, worldwide. Over 14, 000 academic institutions are using SolidWorks software to teach engineering technology and design," said Nnedu.

The Joclemns managing director noted that the software has a larger and more active user community worldwide than any other mainstream 3D CAD software with half a million designers and engineers designing products at more than 80, 000 companies in more than 100 countries.

He affirmed that SolidWorks has evolved with more product innovations and enhancements than any other 3D CAD product in the industry. This according to him means that the software has kept abreast of evolving customer needs and enhanced the technology to constantly meet those needs.

Users of SolidWorks software all over the world have described the product as the better preferred 3D design or modeling software product amongst its competitors, which has resulted in companies migrating from their previous product design software to SolidWorks.

Often acclaimed to be easier to learn and use, and with the ability to reduce product design time, usage of SolidWorks results in improved product quality and greatly reduces prototype fabrication cost.

One distinct feature about SolidWorks design software according to Nnedu is that the designer and even his client can both have first hand experience of the ruggedness of the designed product by way of drop-testing the product to feel the impact that drop would have on it.

"Ordinarily, a product dropped from such distance would break up but with SolidWorks software, having passed through drop-test, would still remain intact. This definitely, stands SolidWorks design software out from the rest of the 3D CAD platforms in its category," Nnedu intimated.

He stated further that engineering educators and students understand that to compete effectively, they must migrate from today’s mixed world of 2D drafting tools and ad-hoc 3D modeling to a 3D-centric design process, where the 3D master model is the common basis for all drawings and other downstream functions.

According to him, SolidWorks is the first product of its class to bring the power of solid modeling production into a native Windows environment adding that what SolidWorks has done for the industrial design world is providing the engineering-level design tool which designers can use, as opposed to CAD programmes of the past which have been prohibited for industrial designers either because of cost or complexity or even both.

In Rwanda for example, government’s efforts at using science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in driving the country’s economy got a boost with the partnership it entered with SolidWorks Corporation. SolidWorks is helping in the conversion of 2D files to 3D solid models as well as providing software and business expertise to launch and grow a start-up company in the country.

SolidWorks’ involvement in the country is the latest in the series of efforts aimed at helping rebuild Rwanda’s infrastructure destroyed by the civil war that ravaged the country some years ago. SolidWorks Corporation has donated software and staff time to train teachers on how to use SolidWorks to promote STEM education with the goal of increasing the country’s engineering population.

Nnedu believes that the introduction of SolidWorks software into Nigeria’s economic developmental plan would transform the country into a technology wonder and make the youth more productive.

"It is the country’s most desired solution to providing innovative resource for learning and teaching across a broad range of engineering, design, and physical sciences subjects," he concluded.


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CWG Board of Directors Approves 400% Increase in Dividend Payout

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CWG Plc has announced a significant milestone in its commitment to delivering value to shareholders. Following a thorough review of the company’s financial performance and outlook, the Board of Directors has approved a substantial increase of 400per cent in dividend payout to shareholders.

This decision reflects CWG’s confidence in its financial stability, growth trajectory, and ability to generate sustainable returns. By enhancing the dividend payout, CWG aims to reward shareholders for their continued trust and support while reaffirming its commitment to creating long-term value.

Mr. Philip Obioha, Chairman of the Board of Directors at CWG Plc, said, “The decision to approve a 400% increase in dividend payout underscores our confidence in CWG’s performance and outlook. We are dedicated to delivering value to our shareholders and believe that this significant dividend increase is a testament to our commitment to shareholder value creation.”

This increase in dividend payout aligns with CWG’s strategic objectives to prioritize shareholder interests and maintain strong financial discipline. The Board remains committed to prudent financial management and sustainable growth, ensuring that CWG continues to be a reliable investment for shareholders.

As CWG continues to execute its growth strategy and expand its presence in the market, the Board anticipates that the increased dividend payout will further strengthen investor confidence and support CWG’s vision for the future.


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Prof. Aliyu, AI Practitioner to Keynote ABoICT 2024

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CommunicationsWeek Media Limited, a certified global ICT company with over two million online subscribers, is delighted and proud to announce Prof. Yakub Aliyu, as the keynote speaker at Africa’s Beacon of ICT Merit and Leadership Distinguished Lecture series 2024.

 

Aliyu, will be speaking on the theme: Artificial Intelligence (AI): The Good, The Complex and The Anticipated”, this leans heavily on the fact that AI changing our lives– we just need to know where to look today.

This year’s rebranded Africa’s Beacon of ICT Merit and Leadership Distinguished Lecture/Awards Series is slated for Saturday, May 25, 2024 at the Four Points by Sheraton, Lagos.

The event is the most prestigious annual event that brings together captains of industry in both technology and financial worlds.

According to Ken Nwogbo, CEO, Communication Week Media Ltd, organisers of the ABoICT Distinguished Lecture/Awards Series, “the choice of Prof. Yakub Aliyu is deliberate because of his exceptional career in Artificial Intelligence (AI)”.

He added that, AI is considered to have the potential to instigate a fourth industrial revolution,1 and is dramatically changing people’s patterns of interaction and economic activities.

“The traditional factors of production and physical capital and labour may no longer promote substantial economic growth. It is generally believed that AI will be one of the most important factors determining future economic growth,” he said.

A professor of microelectronics and a scholar-practitioner in artificial intelligence and deep machine learning for industrial applications and high-speed application processors. His research interests include Multimodal AI models for high-efficiency industrial robot applications and Human AI interactions.

He also has adjunct academic professorships at five African, USA, and UK universities. Holds a BS in Applied Physics Electronics from Karlsruhe and A Bello Universities in Germany and Nigeria, an MBA in International Business Management from the University of London, an MSEE (Master of Engineering, Electronics), and a Ph.D. in Electronics Engineering from the University of Wales.

Prof. Aliyu is the global quality director for Bourns Inc., Riverside, California, USA, an electronics system, and components manufacturer. I oversee quality functions in 21 factories worldwide.

He has also held quality and operational management leadership positions at National Semiconductors, Bell Labs-Lucent Technology, Texas Instrument, Global Foundries, and Roper Technologies USA.

Authored and coauthored over 30 Advanced Technology United States-issued patents in High-Speed Application Processors and Contributed to over 40 international impact Journals, chapters, and conferences; FASI, SMIEEE USA, MIEE UK, M. Inst pf Physics Chartered Phys and C Eng UK.

Past lecturers included Dr. Ernest Ndukwe, then executive vice chairman, Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC); Engr. Yomi Bolarinwa, former Director-General of National Broadcasting Commission (NBC); Dr. Jean Luc Fort, CEO at OR System France and a specialist in Counterparty Risk; and Professor Chris Nwagboso, Chairman, Knowledge Factory International, United Kingdom.

Others are: Uche Orji, managing director/chief executive officer, Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA); Biodu Omoniyi, Managing Director/CEO, VDT Communications; Ayotunde Coker, Managing Director, Rack Centre Limited; Peter Adedayo Arogundade, managing director and chief executive officer, Sidmach Technologies Nigeria Limited; Dr. Adewale Obadare, chief visionary officer, Digital Encode and John Obaro, CEO and founder of Systemspecs; Prof. Isa Pantanmi, minister of Communications and Digital Economy; Dr. Seyi Akindeind, co-founder, Digital Encode; Dr Krishnan Ranganath, Regional Director, Africa Data Centres.


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Legit.ng, Shade of Life Foundation Partner to Advance Autism Awareness in Nigeria

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Legit.ng recently joined forces with the Shade of Life Foundation to become a voice of autism, and drive advocacy for improved media support during Autism Awareness Month.

Legit.ng, Shade of Life Foundation Partner to Advance Autism Awareness in Nigeria

Participants at the event

Conversations around media support exploration was led by Joseph Omotayo, head of Department for Human Interest Stories at Legit.ng, and Dr. Eziafakaku Nwokolo, founder and CEO of the Shade of Life Foundation,

This partnership is a response to the concerns raised by organizations like the Shade of Life Foundation about the level of support received from the media in discussing autism as a disability.

While other disabilities may receive attention, autism, with its critical developmental implications often lacks adequate representation in mainstream media.

Recognizing the importance of addressing these concerns, Legit.ng took proactive steps by integrating itself into the essence of autism awareness.

It facilitated a one-hour workshop with Dr. Nwokolo, the founder of the foundation, to deepen our understanding of autism, its various spectrums, and the language boundaries associated with it.

Other steps we took in advocating autism awareness in the media, can be seen in our attached press release.

Legit.ng believes that by amplifying the voices of autism and advocating for better media representation, we can contribute to creating a more inclusive and accepting society for all.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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