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PLM Think Tank: Top Discussion for 6 month…

PLM Think Tank: Top Discussion for 6 month…
olegshilovitsky
olegshilovitsky
12 July, 2009 | 1 min for reading

Dear Friends,

I’m looking back in the past 6 months. All discussions were absolutely cool…  I enjoyed each and everyone. I think, you will be interested to know what discussions drive your top attention. So, the following posts were absolute leaders in number or readers as well as active participants and comments.

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6 reasons Why Google Wave will Change PLM Collaboration

Top Five Disappointing PLM Technologies

SharePoint PLM Paradox?

PLM in economic downturn – Is there a place for second-mover innovation?

PLM Action Plan for Dummies

Open Source: Is the Game Changing for PLM?

Also, I’d like to highlight set of discussions about PLM and MS Excel:

How PLM can beat Excel? Or Blue Ocean’s ideas on how to improve usability…

Why Do I Like My PLM Excel Spreadsheet?

PLM Excel Spreadsheets: From Odes to Woes

I’m looking forward to our future discussion.

Best, Oleg

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