It was a busy week in the Siemens universe and that universe is growing just a little bit larger thanks to the Siemens PLM division. Siemens PLM has announced the acquisition of LMS International of Leuven, Belgium. Siemens PLM CEO Chuck Grindstaff said the acquisition is complementary to recent deals made by the company including the acquisition of Vistagy, read more on Siemens and the new deal on GraphicSpeak.
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